General Dentistry
At Caring Dentistry of Michigan, our General Dentistry services are designed to protect, restore, and maintain your overall oral health. From routine checkups and preventive care to advanced restorative treatments, we focus on early detection, long-term function, and natural-looking results, so your smile stays healthy, strong, and confident at every stage of life.
Crowns are a strong, beautiful restorative dentistry treatment that perfects the overall aesthetics of your smile. Dental crown patients are often looking to restore their tooth structure, or replace old or missing fillings.
Fillings replace areas of the tooth that have been worn due to decay. The composite material used resembles your natural teeth, and this material is extremely strong and durable. Fillings can last for years when coupled with a smart oral hygiene regimen, Caring Dentistry with Dr. Najwa Shaja.
Bonding involves filling the teeth with a resin that restores damaged and worn teeth, and is used mainly for highly advanced tooth decay. This material is hardened onto the tooth with a high intensity lamp, and is very durable. Bonding patients typically want to fix flaws in their smile, or improve the overall look of their teeth in a simple and effective way.
When left untreated, tooth decay can develop into gum disease, formally known as periodontis. At Caring Dentistry, our team has several different treatments that remove plaque from your teeth and gums and stop tooth decay in its tracks. Gum disease is also a great lesson in why routine dental exams and hygiene appointments are so vital – when caught early on, gum disease is rather easy to treat. When left unnoticed, you put your smile at serious risk.
Bonding involves filling the teeth with a resin that restores damaged and worn teeth, and is used mainly for highly advanced tooth decay. This material is hardened onto the tooth with a high intensity lamp, and is very durable. Bonding patients typically want to fix flaws in their smile, or improve the overall look of their teeth in a simple and effective way.
Sometimes, when a tooth is severely fractured or damaged from decay, an extraction is necessary. Surgical extraction may be necessary for patients who will require orthodontic work, have their wisdom tooth, or have a tooth that inhibits the growth of another tooth.
The most important aspect of dental hygiene appointments is that they give your dentist the opportunity to identify minor oral health concerns before they become serious complications. In addition, they give you the opportunity to consult with your dentist on proper brushing and flossing technique, allowing you to leave fully equipped to maintain your beautiful smile!
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