Restorative Dental Services in Etobicoke

At Park Lawn Dental in Etobicoke, our dentists offer a wide range of restorative dental services including dental crowns, bridges, dentures, and fillings.

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Dental Crowns & Bridges in Etobicoke

Crowns are hollow porcelain caps that are placed on top of teeth to restore function and appearance. Crowns can also be used to attach bridges, cover dental implants, prevent a cracked tooth from deteriorating further, or improve the appearance of stained teeth.

Bridges are natural-looking tooth replacements that are bonded to existing teeth or dental implants to replace a section of missing teeth. Custom-made bridges are barely noticeable and can restore the natural contour of your jawline and bite. 

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Full & Partial Dentures in Etobicoke

Dentures are artificial teeth used to replace one missing tooth, several missing teeth in a row (partial dentures), or an entire jaw of missing teeth (full dentures).

Dentures offer patients with missing teeth a way to restore the appearance of their smile. Dentures also have the important function of helping to maintain facial structure. Dentures can help patients with missing teeth to speak more naturally and chew more effectively.

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Dental Fillings in Etobicoke

Our dentists at Park Lawn Dental, use composite (tooth-coloured) fillings to repair a cavity or tooth damage, such as cracking. These fillings blend in well with natural teeth and can withstand moderate pressure from the constant stress of chewing. Composite fillings can be used on front or back teeth.

Inlays & Onlays in Etobicoke

Inlays and onlays are tooth-coloured porcelain fillings used to repair cavities when the damage is too extensive for a standard dental filling to repair. Inlays and onlays are custom-made in a dental laboratory and are then permanently cemented to the tooth as a single piece.

TMJ Disorder Treatment in Etobicoke

The temporomandibular joint (or TMJ) is a hinge that connects your jaw to the temporal bones of your skull. Conditions affecting this joint can cause a host of issues with your jaw and the muscles in your face, including painful symptoms. Our dentists can test for, diagnose and provide a treatment plan for TMJ Disorder.