Restorative Dental Care In Montebello, CA

Composite dental fillings are made from a special type of dental resin. Unlike traditional metal fillings, they match the color of the surrounding tooth perfectly. They also have a tighter hold and require less enamel preparation, making them our preferred method of tooth restoration at Whittier Palm Dental. Don't hesitate to stop by our office located at 1900 W Whittier Blvd, Montebello, CA 90640.

If you have an infected tooth, root canal therapy might be the best way to restore your smile. During this procedure, Dr. Winslow will create an opening in the tooth, remove the decayed material from the inside, then disinfect and fill the tooth. 

If you have a toothache that won’t go away, your tooth is feeling very sensitive to pressure, heat and cold, or you see visible discoloration or inflammation of the gums around your tooth, it might be infected. Come into our office today to see if you need root canal therapy.

Dental crowns are made to cover up your entire tooth, and protect the remaining enamel from further damage or decay. Essentially, a crown is a cap that covers and protects your natural tooth structure, restoring your smile and your bite.

Dental crowns are usually used to restore teeth that have large cavities, or have been broken or damaged due to oral trauma. They are also often used to cover up teeth after root canal therapy.

A dental bridge is a method of replacing one or more adjacent missing teeth. It consists of two crowns, which are attached to healthy abutment teeth. Between these crowns, a pontic (false tooth) is suspended, bridging the gap and restoring your missing tooth. Dental bridges are a good option if you do not want a removable option like partial dentures, and if you are not a candidate for dental implants.

If you are only missing a few of your teeth and your remaining teeth are healthy and strong, partial dentures may be a good choice for you. Partial dentures consist of one or more false teeth, which are held in a metal and plastic framework. The denture clips onto your remaining healthy teeth, restoring your smile.

If you have severely damaged teeth or are already missing most of your teeth, full dentures may be a better option for you. Full dentures require all of your remaining teeth to be extracted. They use an arch of false teeth set into an acrylic base to replace all of the teeth in the upper and/or lower arch, and are a cost-effective way to restore your smile.