Restorative Dentistry In Indianapolis, IN
Dealing with a chipped or painful tooth? Keystone Dentistry offers advanced restorative solutions to rebuild your smile—restoring strength, function, and beauty so you feel confident.
More Than
Restoring more than just teeth. Restorative dentistry is about helping you preserve your natural teeth for as long as possible while improving your comfort and quality of life. We combine modern technology, precision, and compassionate care to deliver results that look natural and feel right.
How Restorative Dentistry
Restore Function & Comfort
Enjoy eating, speaking, and living without discomfort or pain.
Rebuild Confidence
Repairing your smile helps you feel more comfortable in everyday interactions.
Protect Long-Term Oral Health
Early treatment prevents more complex dental issues from developing.
Designed to rebuild and
Dentures
Same-Day Crowns (CEREC®)
A Closer Look At Your Care
Precision-driven treatments tailored to your needs.
Repair & Restore
- Treat cavities and tooth decay
- Repair chipped or broken teeth
- Strengthen weakened tooth structure
- Restore natural appearance
Replace Missing Teeth
- Dental implants for permanent solutions
- Bridges for filling gaps
- Dentures for full smile restoration
- Prevent shifting and future issues
Advanced Technology
- Digital imaging for accurate diagnosis
- CAD/CAM for precise restorations
- Same-day solutions with CEREC®
- Minimally invasive techniques
Restorative Dentistry FAQs
What are the benefits of CEREC Same-Day Crowns?
With CEREC Same-Day Crowns, you no longer need to wear a temporary crown or return for a second appointment. Using advanced 3D imaging and an on-site milling machine, we design, create, and permanently set your custom porcelain crown in a single visit. These are high-strength, metal-free fillings and restorations that look and feel exactly like your natural teeth.
When should I choose a bridge versus dental implants?
Crowns / bridges and dental implants are excellent for replacing missing teeth, but they function differently:
Bridges: Use the adjacent healthy teeth as anchors to “bridge” the gap. This is a faster, non-surgical solution.
Dental Implants: Replace the actual tooth root and do not require altering your neighboring teeth. During your consultation, we’ll determine which restorative option provides the best long-term stability for your specific oral health.
What is the difference between a filling and inlays and onlays?
While a standard metal-free filling is used for small cavities, inlays and onlays are used when the damage is too large for a filling but not severe enough to require a full crown.
- Inlays fit within the grooves of the tooth.
- Onlays cover one or more of the tooth’s cusps (the pointed edges). These are custom-fabricated to provide a more durable, “perfect-fit” seal than a composite filling.
Does getting a Root Canal hurt?
Modern Root Canal Therapy is a routine, tooth-saving procedure that is no more uncomfortable than getting a filling. We use precise technology to remove the infected pulp and seal the tooth to prevent further decay. This treatment is actually the fastest way to eliminate the intense pain caused by a dental infection and avoid the need for an extraction.
Are modern dentures more comfortable than they used to be?
Absolutely. Today’s dentures are designed using digital impressions for a far more accurate and secure fit. We offer full, partial, and “implant-supported” dentures. By combining dental implants with traditional dentures, we can “snap” your teeth into place, preventing the slipping and irritation often associated with old-fashioned prosthetics.
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