What can restorative dentistry do for you? Well, to illustrate the point one must first know what someone who requires restorative dentistry feels. So without further ado, let's suspend our imagination and jump right in...
Imagine this.
You are a successful individual. It doesn't matter what you do, what matters is you are a walking success story. You have a great job, a pretty home, an active love life, everyone loves you and respects you, basically you have nothing else to ask for in life. But most of all, you have a perfect set of teeth, a healthy smile, pearly whites as white as can be. No one can question your oral hygiene whenever they see you smile. All is well. The world is smiling with you.
But then, alas and aghast, as you walk your daily route home after hard day's work of whatever it is you are doing, a cat scrambles past and as you admire its feline fluidity, a dog comes chasing after it just as you converge on their paths. Now this dog is not some puppy. It's a Great Dane whose height on all fours is taller than you on two. The dog comes straight at you, intent on catching the cat with you an obstacle in its eyes, easily trampling you. As you fall down, the massive canine's rear paw comes landing on your jaw. You arise shaken but basically ok. Just a bruise here and there. However, your teeth are shattered. Mangled beyond recognition. Decimated.
You reach home, look in the mirror become totally traumatized by the sight you see as you try to smile. A bloody mess of ripped gums, teeth bits and a terrible case of jaw pain. What you need now is emergency dental treatment. After the initial clean up of the blood and mess, you are faced with the prospect of smiling forever without teeth. In this situation, what you need now is good restorative dentistry.
Now, coming back to the real world, I sincerely hope you don't get to experience a terrible an experience as was just mentioned here. The point is, whether you have chipped tooth or a whole mouth of toothless gums, restorative dentistry can help you smile a healthy smile again.
