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Restorative dentistry in Tucson

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What is restorative dentistry?

Restorative dentistry focuses on removing decay and fortifying damaged teeth so your smile can look, feel, and function its best. At Davenport & Davenport Dental Practice, we understand that even one damaged or missing tooth can impact your confidence and your health. That’s why we provide a wide range of restorative solutions, from simple fillings to dental implants and full-mouth rehabilitation.

Our approach is thorough but personal—we take time to understand your needs and create a plan that restores both your smile and your peace of mind. Whether it’s saving a single tooth or restoring your entire smile, you’ll receive high-quality, compassionate care from a team you can trust.

The benefits of restorative dentistry

Renew your confidence

Repairing or replacing teeth helps you smile freely again and feel good about the way you look.

Improve function and comfort

Restorative treatments make it easier to chew, speak, and enjoy life without pain or limitations.

Protect long-term health

Addressing problems early prevents further damage and supports better oral and overall health.

Our treatments

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Fillings

We use durable, tooth-colored composite fillings to repair cavities and stop decay from spreading. This simple treatment restores strength while blending naturally with your smile.

Fillings

Crowns

Custom crowns protect weakened or damaged teeth, restoring their strength and appearance. Our crowns are carefully crafted to fit comfortably and look natural.

Crowns

Bridges

A dental bridge replaces one or more missing teeth by anchoring to your natural teeth or crowns, giving you back your full, functional smile.

Bridges

Dentures & partials

We provide full and partial dentures that restore function and appearance for patients with multiple missing teeth. Our goal is to ensure a comfortable, secure fit so you can eat and speak with ease.

Dentures & partials

Dental implants

Implants are a long-lasting solution for missing teeth, offering strength, stability, and a natural look. At our practice, we restore and maintain implants, and in select cases we also place them. We’ll work closely with trusted specialists for advanced implant surgeries when needed.

Dental implants

Full-mouth rehabilitation

For patients with multiple concerns, we combine treatments into a personalized plan that restores your smile’s health, function, and appearance—sometimes transforming a life in the process.

Full-mouth rehabilitation

Root canals

While most root canals are referred to specialists, we can perform select anterior and premolar root canals in-house. This allows us to save certain teeth quickly and comfortably, while ensuring more complex cases are treated by trusted endodontists.

Root canals

The restorative dentistry process

1

Comprehensive exam

Your dentist begins with a thorough exam, including x-rays if needed, to understand your oral health and identify areas that need attention. We take time to listen to your concerns and goals.

2

Personalized treatment plan

Together, we’ll create a plan tailored to your needs—whether that’s a simple filling or a multi-step restoration. We explain all options clearly so you feel confident in your care.

3

Gentle treatment

Our team provides high-quality, precise treatment with your comfort in mind. We also offer nitrous oxide sedation to help you feel relaxed during your visit.

4

Long-term follow-up

After your treatment, we’ll schedule check-ins and preventive visits to ensure your restoration lasts and your smile stays healthy for years to come.

Frequently Asked
Questions

If you have a cavity, a cracked or broken tooth, missing teeth, or pain when eating, restorative dentistry can help. Even small issues can become bigger problems if left untreated, so it’s best to visit us for an exam.

No. Our team uses modern techniques and anesthetics to make restorative care as comfortable as possible. Many patients are surprised at how easy and pain-free treatment can be.

The lifespan of your restoration depends on the type of treatment and your at-home care. Fillings may last many years, while implants and crowns can last decades with proper brushing, flossing, and regular checkups.