Tooth-colored fillings
Cavities are treated with composite resin fillings matched to the shade of your tooth, so they disappear once placed. Composite bonds to the tooth, which means less healthy structure has to be removed than with old silver fillings. We also replace failing or cracked amalgam fillings when they are leaking or when you would simply rather not see metal when you smile.
Bridges
A bridge replaces one or more missing teeth by anchoring a false tooth to crowns on the neighboring teeth. It is fixed in place, feels like your own teeth and is usually completed in two visits. For many patients a bridge is the right balance of cost, time and durability; where the neighboring teeth are healthy, Dr. Anagnostakos will also discuss an implant so you can compare both.
Partials and dentures
Modern dentures are lighter, better fitting and more natural looking than the ones your parents wore. We make full dentures, partial dentures that clip to your remaining teeth, and implant-supported dentures that snap onto two to four implants and stop the slipping and sore spots of a conventional lower denture. Every denture is fitted and adjusted in our office until it is comfortable.
Root canal therapy
When decay or a crack reaches the nerve of a tooth, a root canal removes the infected tissue, relieves the pain and saves the tooth. With modern anesthetics the procedure feels much like a filling. Most teeth that have had a root canal are then protected with a crown.
One dentist, start to finish
Dr. Anagnostakos plans and completes your restorative treatment himself. If a case calls for a specialist, such as a complex extraction or gum surgery, he coordinates it directly and you return to our office for the final restoration.