Restorative Care

Bringing Back Bright Smiles

Restorative Care

Restorative care is the assessment, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of damaged teeth. At Advanced Pediatric Dentistry, we understand that many children develop cavities or gum problems despite preventative care. When restorations are necessary, we take pride in providing children with the best possible treatment while ensuring their comfort. We offer several restorative procedures to meet your child’s dental needs.

We are here to guide you and answer any questions you may have about your child’s dental health. Give us a call during regular office hours at 717-697-KIDS (5437) or request an appointment online so we can talk.

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Small patient does not want to open the dentist's mouth on blue background. Dantist treats teeth. close up view of dentist treating teeth of little boy in dentist office.
Small patient does not want to open the dentist's mouth on blue background. Dantist treats teeth. close up view of dentist treating teeth of little boy in dentist office.

Expert Care for Every Tooth

Extractions

Occasionally, preserving a tooth may not be feasible. In cases of infection, abscess, or trauma, an extraction may be necessary. Extractions may also be recommended if your child has crowding or requires space for orthodontic treatment. With the latest dental technologies and techniques, extractions can be performed quickly, gently, and safely.

After an extraction, unilateral and bilateral space maintainers may be used to prevent the movement of teeth.

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Compassionate Restorative Care Options

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Composite (White) Fillings

Composite fillings restore decayed teeth and strengthen tooth structure after cavity damage.

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A filling procedure removes the decayed portion of the tooth and then the tooth is restored with tooth-colored composite filling material. White fillings are ideal for long-lasting dental health and help your child feel more confident in their smile.

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Stainless Steel Crowns

In some cases, a crown may be required to protect the remaining healthy tissue.

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It could be within a cracked, damaged, or decayed tooth.

Your child’s APD dentist will remove any infected material and then cover the entire tooth with a crown to protect the remaining tooth structure.

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Zirconia Kinder Krowns

These Krowns offer durable, aesthetic solutions for restoring children’s dental health.

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Preformed white zirconia kinder crowns can be used for better cosmetic and parent-approved dental treatments on front and back teeth. Zirconia crowns are durable enough to use on both front and back teeth and can stand up to years of wear and tear.
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