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Restorative Dentistry

Restorative Dentistry at Troy Meadows Dental focuses on repairing and rebuilding teeth affected by decay, damage, or tooth loss. Using modern materials and proven techniques, care is designed to restore natural strength, function, and appearance — creating a lasting foundation for long-term oral health and confidence.

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Bone Grafting

Jaw bone restoration using grafting material to rebuild volume and density needed to support dental implants.

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Socket Bone Graft

Immediate post-extraction bone preservation to maintain jaw structure and prepare the site for future implant placement.

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Dentures

Custom-crafted removable prosthetics designed to restore a full, functional smile with a natural appearance.

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Locator or Bar Attachment Dentures

Implant-supported dentures secured with precision attachments for superior stability, comfort, and confidence.

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Dental Bridges

Fixed prosthetic restorations that span a gap between teeth, restoring bite function and a seamless smile.

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Dental Fillings

Tooth-colored restorations that repair cavities and minor damage while blending invisibly with natural enamel.

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Inlays & Onlays

Custom-fabricated porcelain or composite restorations that repair moderate tooth damage with precision and durability.

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Root Canal Treatment

Infection-clearing endodontic therapy that saves a damaged tooth by removing diseased pulp and sealing the canal.

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Pulp Therapy

Conservative treatment to preserve the vitality of an infected or inflamed tooth pulp, especially in children.

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Tooth Extractions

Safe, gentle removal of damaged, decayed, or impacted teeth to protect overall oral health.