Illustrative

Planned opening 2027. Whole Tooth Dental is not yet treating patients. These guides explain care options, not current appointment availability.

Repair & Restore

Repair usually begins with a question: what is actually happening in this tooth? Decay, a crack, wear, or an old restoration that has stopped doing its job — each points to a different family of treatment.

6 guides in this area

We explain the finding first, then the options it opens up, from the most conservative outward. Where a tooth can be saved, that is generally the aim.

Small cavities & worn enamel

Bonded, tooth-colored restorations for decay or wear that has not yet compromised the tooth.

Tooth-Colored Fillings
Repair a small or moderate cavity with shade-matched composite resin, carefully bonded and shaped to fit your tooth and bite.
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Ceramic inlays, onlays & crowns

When a filling would be too little and a crown more than the tooth needs.

Existing metal fillings

Removal of worn, cracked or leaking silver fillings under protective isolation, then replacement.

Safe Metal Filling Removal
Discuss whether an older metal filling needs replacement, understand the trade-offs and plan protective measures when removal is chosen.
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When the nerve is involved

Treatment to relieve infection or inflammation while aiming to keep the natural tooth.

Root Canal Therapy
Treat inflamed or infected tissue inside a tooth, aiming to keep the natural tooth and plan the protection it needs afterward.
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When most of the mouth needs work

Comprehensive treatment planned in phases, so it stays manageable clinically and financially.

Full-Mouth Rehabilitation
Plan complex dental repair as a connected whole, with staged care for widespread wear, decay, missing teeth or bite problems.
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Repair & Restore

Small cavities & worn enamel

Tooth-Colored Fillings

Ceramic inlays, onlays & crowns

Ceramic Inlays & Onlays

Dental Crowns

Existing metal fillings

Safe Metal Filling Removal

When the nerve is involved

Root Canal Therapy

When most of the mouth needs work

Full-Mouth Rehabilitation