Restorative Dental Services in Leamington

At our clinic in Leamington, we offer a full range of restorative dental services including fillings, bridges, crowns and gum therapy. We can assess your oral health and develop a plan to restore your smile's function and appearance.

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Dental Crowns & Bridges in Leamington

These porcelain caps are placed on top of teeth to restore their appearance and function. Crowns can be used to cover dental implants, attach bridges or prevent a cracked tooth from worsening. They can also help to restore a stained or discoloured tooth to its natural appearance. 

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Periodontal (Gum) Therapy in Leamington

Tissues in the mouth can become infected with gum disease. These areas include the gingiva, gums, cementum, periodontal ligament and alveolar bone. If the disease is caught in its early stages, preventive gum therapy will be recommended. Otherwise, your dentist's recommendations will depend on the type and severity of the disease.  

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Dental Fillings in Leamington

Composite (tooth-coloured) fillings are used to repair tooth damage such as a crack or cavity. These fillings are popular as they can withstand moderate pressure from the continual stress of chewing. They can also be used on both front and back teeth. 

Full Dentures in Leamington

At Monarch Dental, we use full dentures to replace an entire jaw of missing teeth. These artificial teeth allow patients with missing teeth to maintain their facial structure, and to speak and chew properly. They can also be removed for cleaning and sleeping.

Inlays & Onlays in Leamington

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

Root Canals in Leamington

A root canal is a procedure where your dentist removes diseased blood vessels, nerves and tissues from the interior of a tooth. By removing the decay and bacteria, your dentist can help halt the spread of infection and prevent the need for an extraction.