Restorative Dentistry in San Juan, TX

It comes down to how much healthy tooth is left. Small to moderate cavities usually need a filling. When a tooth is cracked, badly decayed, or has a large old filling failing, a crown gives it the strength it needs. We will show you what we see on the X-ray and tell you honestly which one fits.

No, and this is one of the biggest myths in dentistry. A modern root canal is designed to relieve pain, not cause it, as the American Association of Endodontists explains. With today's techniques, most patients say it feels about like getting a filling.

You generally have three good paths: a bridge, a partial denture, or a dental implant. The right choice depends on your health, goals, and budget, and we will walk through the pros and cons of each with you.

With good care, composite fillings typically last several years and crowns often last a decade or more. Daily brushing, flossing, and regular cleanings make all the difference.