Decay
Repairing a tooth where decay has been identified at examination.
Restore teeth without drawing attention to the restoration.
Tooth-colored restorative materials can be used to repair teeth affected by decay or minor damage, while creating an appearance that blends naturally with the surrounding tooth.
Accepting new patients

Fillings are one of the most common treatments in general dentistry. Using a material matched to your tooth means the repair is far less noticeable - something that matters most on teeth that show when you smile or speak.
Repairing a tooth where decay has been identified at examination.
Restoring a small chip or area of wear on a tooth.
Replacing some older restorations where clinically appropriate.
Choosing a material selected to blend with the surrounding tooth.
Not every damaged tooth is best treated with a filling. Where a large amount of tooth structure has been lost, a crown may provide more support. Where appearance is the main concern, veneers or other cosmetic options may be discussed instead.
The tooth is examined and, where appropriate, images are reviewed to understand the extent of the problem.
Dr. Morgan explains whether a filling is appropriate, or whether another restoration would provide better support.
A restorative material is chosen to blend with the surrounding tooth as closely as possible.
The affected area is treated and the tooth restored, with comfort managed throughout.
Your bite is checked and the restoration is monitored at future appointments.

Dr. Morgan has cared for patients from his Hendersonville practice since 2008, treating individuals, children and families.
Every restoration begins with an explanation of what has been found and what the options are, so you can make a decision you feel comfortable with.
420 5th Ave West, Suite 200
Hendersonville, NC 28739
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