Teeth can break down from exposure to tooth decay and suffer cracks or even break. Take control of these problems today with strong and durable dental crowns and bridges in Fort Myers. We ask a lot of our teeth, and it’s important to keep teeth looking and functioning great! Great restorative dentistry gives you:
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- Improved oral health and function
- Solutions that will strengthen teeth for years
- A natural-looking smile makeover
- Treatments for TMJ problems and headaches
You’ll achieve a better, beautiful smile when you visit Dr. Hoop and our team. Call the office today at (239) 939-7299.
Crowns Are a Versatile Way to Rebuild Your Mouth
Dental crowns and bridges are two tools Dr. Hoop frequently uses to rebuild a patient’s mouth for both function and beauty. Our natural teeth are meant to last forever, but sometimes they need to be restored or even replaced. Dental crowns are the ideal way to keep the smile functional for years. A few reasons patients might benefit from crowns:
- Covering chips, cracks, breaks, or heavy stains
- Repairing teeth with dental decay
- Restoring teeth after a root canal procedure
- Improving the bite
- Relieving jaw problems or frequent headaches by correcting bite issues
Bridges Replace Missing Teeth
Dental bridges are restorations made from a series of crowns. They are used to replace single missing teeth or gaps in the smile left by several teeth in a row. Placing a dental bridge requires us to file down teeth to support the new appliance. Some patients don’t want to file down healthy teeth, so they instead use dental implants to secure a bridge.
Dr. Hoop has nearly 30 years of experience placing dental implants. He uses implants to replace single missing teeth, restored with crowns, or large gaps in teeth, using implant-supported bridges.
The best solution for your smile depends on your smile goals and budget. Let us review your mouth and provide natural-looking options. Call us today at (239) 939-7299 to find out more about dental crowns and bridges in Ft. Myers.