Dental Crowns, Bridges & Dentures in Camarillo

Restorative dentistry means restoring your whole smile

Whether you have missing, broken, cracked or badly discolored teeth, you know your smile can never be complete without a full set of white teeth. That's where our Camarillo dental practice can help! We're proud to offer a range of restorative dentistry options, including crowns, bridges, partial or full dentures, and tooth-colored restorations.

Dental Crowns and Bridges 

Often called caps, crowns are restorations placed over teeth that have lost a great deal of their natural structure. Dental crowns can be full-porcelain, porcelain-fused-to-metal or full-metal. Bridges are used when there’s a missing tooth between two healthy teeth. 

The bridge essentially has a prosthetic tooth in the middle fused to dental crowns on either side. Making a crown or bridge includes preparing the teeth and taking impressions. A temporary crown or bridge is placed on your teeth and the impressions are sent to the lab. In the lab, specially trained dental technicians fabricate a precision-fitting crown or bridge. They send the completed restoration back to Dr. Mansourian and Dr. Costantino so they can make the necessary checks and adjustments and place the restoration. 

Implant-Retained Dentures and Partial Dentures 

Implant-retained dentures offer denture wearers a option from traditional dentures. Patients will gain increased function and gain self-confidence with implant-retained dentures and partial dentures. The procedure requires minor surgery to implant small titanium posts in your jawbone. These small posts act as anchors for your new, custom-made implant-retained dentures, which are simply snapped onto the posts. Your implant-retained dentures are held securely in place and the discomfort and distress of slippage is completely eliminated.

Are you needing bridges or dental crowns in Camarillo? Contact us at (805) 987-2701 to schedule a consultation with our experienced dentists. 

Signs You May Need a Dental Crown 

If you experience any of these signs, consult our Camarillo dentist to determine if a dental crown is necessary: 

• Extensive Tooth Decay: Deep cavities that compromise tooth structure.
• Cracked or Fractured Teeth: Visible cracks or fractures that risk further damage.
• Post-Root Canal Treatment: Protects and strengthens a tooth after root canal therapy.
• Large Fillings: Replaces large or failing fillings to provide additional support.
• Cosmetic Enhancement: Improves the appearance of misshapen or severely discolored teeth.
• Tooth Weakness: Restores strength to weakened teeth, preventing further damage.