Restorative Dentistry Services in Nashville
Cavities, broken teeth, infections, and missing teeth can all negatively impact your comfort, confidence, and overall quality of life.
Tooth sensitivity, jaw pain, trouble eating, and reluctance to smile can all come from having teeth that aren’t as healthy as they could be. Just as there are many different reasons your teeth might be causing you pain, discomfort, or hesitancy to smile; there are many ways to treat them as well. At Nashville Restorative Dentistry, we’ll thoroughly review all your treatment options so that you’re empowered to choose what’s best for you and understand the plan every step of the way.
Learn more about the restorative dentistry services Dr. Jones and Dr. Estes offer patients in Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin, and Cool Springs.
Full-Mouth Rehabilitation
A treatment approach that aims to restore health, comfortable function, and the esthetic appearance of the entire mouth. This process can take someone who still has all or most of their teeth and visually transform them by placing crowns or veneers over the natural teeth to restore their proper function and appearance. Alternatively, for those who have lost most or all of their teeth, dental implants can be used as a foundation on which to place a natural-looking prosthetic that replaces all that’s been lost. There can be many treatment options to consider when approaching this type of care and we promise to help empower you to make decisions you confidently understand and that accomplish your highest priorities.
White Fillings
Restore cavities, repair chipped teeth, and replace unattractive old fillings with tooth-colored composite resins that are indistinguishable from the natural tooth. We use BPA-free composites and never use any metal, so you don’t need to worry about materials like mercury found in outdated amalgam fillings.
Restorative dentistry, specifically, is the part of dentistry that’s focused on repairing something that’s broken. So filling a cavity, putting a crown on a tooth that’s cracked, and even in children preventative stuff like sealants — that would fall in the technical term of what restorative dentistry is. How Nashville Restorative Dentistry got its name when we put “restorative” in the name Nashville Restorative Dentistry, our idea, however, was something bigger than that. So we’re talking about the restoration of confidence in someone that’s not happy with their smile, the restoration of health, in someone that’s dealing with pain or infection, the restoration of being confident or secure in knowing that you don’t have toxic materials in your mouth or something that’s negatively affecting the overall health of your body. So our idea of restorative is bigger than just fixing something. It’s about really looking at the person as a whole.
Crowns, Inlays, Onlays, and Bridges
Ceramic restorations fit over or into natural teeth and are used to strengthen fractured teeth or repair bad cavities and broken teeth. They can be made to look exactly like your natural teeth or dramatically alter and improve their color, shape, or position. We always use metal-free ceramic and zirconia crowns, providing you with the most aesthetically pleasing and safest materials. The majority of our crowns are finished in just one appointment using our in-office CEREC technology. This method prevents the inconvenience of wearing a temporary restoration and returning for a second appointment to get the permanent. Click here to learn more about the technologies we feature.
Dentures
Natural looking removable replacements for your missing teeth. Dentures are the most economical way to replace all or most of your teeth, and they can still provide a stunning improvement of your smile and ability to eat. Implants can also be used to help stabilize dentures, increasing your confidence and ability to smile and chew with security.
Root Canals
A treatment option for treating infected or painful teeth, allowing you to preserve your natural tooth and avoid an extraction and potential replacement. This is accomplished by removing infected or inflamed nerve tissue from inside the root of the tooth. We utilize ozone gas during our root canal procedures to enhance your treatment outcome. As with all treatment decisions, we will discuss the pros and cons of a root canal with you and assist you in deciding if it is in line with your health goals.
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Nashville Restorative Dentistry
Dr. Ryan M. Jones
Ryan M. Jones, DDS, FAGD, focuses on delivering excellence in dental care and creating beautiful smiles, fighting disease and inflammation, using biocompatible materials, and educating patients about their scope of treatment options. He is an alumnus of Brentwood High School, the University of Tennessee (Knoxville), and the University of Tennessee College of Dentistry (Memphis). He is a graduate and mentor for the Kois Center in Seattle, a world-class post-graduate facility focusing on comprehensive patient care. He has taken the Pikos Institute (Tampa, FL) curriculum, which is focused on advanced surgical techniques. He’s also earned a Fellowship in the Academy of General Dentistry (FAGD) and is currently expanding his digital dentistry and Exocad knowledge in various courses.Dr. Jones is also passionate about providing for the underserved and has taken part in many dentistry-related charity and community projects.
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Dr. Caleb M. Estes
Caleb M. Estes, DMD, FAGD, is a dedicated professional with a strong academic background and extensive postdoctoral education. After graduating from Southern Illinois University - Edwardsville and earning his Doctor of Dental Medicine degree from the SIU School of Dental Medicine, he has constantly pursued advanced training. He has earned a Fellowship with the Academy of General Dentistry and is a graduate of the prestigious Kois Center. Before joining Nashville Restorative Dentistry, he served in the US Army as a general dentist and a Captain, deploying alongside US and NATO forces to Afghanistan in 2015. He also completed an Advanced Education in General Dentistry residency program with the Army during this time.Dr. Estes’ passion is to provide excellence in clinical dentistry and patient care while using the best restorative and preventative materials available. Accomplished in both surgical and restorative dentistry, he finds great fulfillment in transforming smiles and instilling confidence in his patients.
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Issue: Two badly infected and broken upper front teeth as well as poor alignment of his teeth overall.
Solution: Through a process involving extractions, bone grafting, and braces we were able to achieve a healthy, infection free point which allowed dental implants to be placed and utilized to replace the two missing front teeth.
