Restorative Dentistry Dallas

Refreshing Your Smile to Keep It Strong

An older woman with shoulder length blonde hair smiles while sitting on a patterned couch. She
wears a peach colored shirt and gold necklace with her natural teeth visible.

If you unfortunately have an injured or decayed tooth, it can negatively affect not just your oral health, but your overall well-being. Our team offers a wide range of restorative dentistry options that give you back your strong, aesthetically pleasing dental structure so you can enjoy your smile’s fullest potential. Contact our dental office today to schedule your first appointment for restorative dentistry in Dallas. We also welcome patients from Lakewood and surrounding areas.

Why Choose Mariya Barnett, DDS Family & Cosmetic Dentistry for Restorative Dentistry?

  • Highly Personalized Restorations Using Lifelike Materials
  • iTero Digital Impression Scanner In-House
  • Family-Oriented Dental Office Atmosphere

Tooth-Colored Fillings

A dental illustration shows a white filling inside the grooves of a back molar. A curing light shines
blue light onto the filling material to harden the restoration

Dr. Barnett places tooth-colored fillings that are crafted from shaded composite resin in order to preserve your confident appearance. These fillings are also very comfortable (no more metallic sensitivity to temperature changes) and conservative, which means we can keep more of your tooth’s natural healthy structure intact and create stronger, longer-lasting results.

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Dental Crowns

 A dental illustration shows a tooth colored crown being lowered onto a prepared molar using
metal dental tweezers. The crown fits over the exposed tooth structure to restore its shape.

Dental crowns are one of the most common and versatile restorative services recommended to patients, and for good reason. They’re designed to cover a single tooth, replicating its natural shape and appearance while protecting the remaining natural structure underneath. Dental crowns can be used to correct the following issues:

  • Severe tooth decay
  • Chips/fractures
  • Weakened tooth structure that needs protection
  • Significant cosmetic imperfections
  • Restoring a lost tooth that’s been replaced with a dental implant

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