Damaged Tooth
Dental Crowns
A cap placed over a broken or decayed tooth when a filling cannot hold. Available in metal, porcelain, resin or ceramic, matched to your natural teeth. Typically lasts five to fifteen years.
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Restorative Dentistry
Crowns, bridges, dentures and partials that restore how your teeth work, not just how they look. The restorative exam is free, and every option comes with the cost in writing.
FREE RESTORATIVE EXAM
IN HOUSE INCLUDING IMPLANTS
MONTHLY PAYMENT OPTIONS
Restorative dentistry repairs or replaces teeth that are damaged, decayed or missing, using crowns, bridges, dentures, partials or implant-supported restorations. Access Dental provides all of these at three New Jersey offices, and the restorative exam is free.
Treatment Options
From one damaged tooth to a full arch.
Missing Teeth
Dental Bridges
Fills the gap left by one or more missing teeth using the teeth either side for support, restoring how you eat and speak without implant surgery. Colour-matched to your natural teeth.
Book a Free Exam →Several Teeth
Partial Dentures
Custom made from impressions of your own mouth to replace several missing teeth in a row while keeping the healthy teeth you still have.
Book a Free Exam →Full Arch
Full Dentures
For patients missing most or all of their teeth. Made to look like natural teeth and gums, and fitted from impressions so they sit as closely as a removable option can.
Book a Free Exam →Fixed Option
Implant-Supported
Crowns, bridges and full arches anchored to implants rather than resting on the gum. Replaces the tooth root, so the bone underneath is preserved. Placed here, not referred out.
See Dental Implants →Complex Cases
Full Mouth Rehabilitation
Where several problems compound, we plan the whole mouth together rather than tooth by tooth. Dr. Saleh handles the practice's full arch reconstruction cases.
Book a Free Exam →Removable or Fixed
This is the real decision most patients face. Here is the honest trade-off.
Removable
Dentures, partials, removable bridges
- Cost Lower up front
- Surgery None required
- Timeline Faster to complete
- Stability Can move when eating or talking
- Bone Bone loss continues over time, because nothing replaces the tooth root
- Care Removed for cleaning
Fixed
Implants, implant bridges, All-on-4 and All-on-6
- Cost Higher up front, monthly options available
- Surgery Implant placement required
- Timeline Three to six months for healing
- Stability Stays put. Eat and speak normally
- Bone Replaces the root, so the bone is preserved
- Care Cleaned like natural teeth
What to Expect
Four stages, same doctor throughout.
Free restorative exam
A full assessment of what can be saved, what needs replacing, and what each option costs, in writing.
Preparation
Any extractions, grafting or root treatment happens first, all in house rather than referred out.
Fit and adjust
Crowns, bridges and dentures are made from impressions of your mouth and adjusted until the bite is right.
Review
We check the restoration at your routine visits and tell you honestly when something is nearing the end of its life.
Our Offices
Three New Jersey locations, same doctors, same services. Choose whichever is closest.
Access Dental Clifton
1346 Main Ave, Suite 1, Clifton, NJ 07011
973-340-9000Call this office directly
Monday9AM to 7PM
Tuesday9AM to 7PM
Wednesday9AM to 7PM
Thursday9AM to 7PM
Friday9AM to 5PM
SaturdayBy appointment
SundayClosed
Access Dental Union
1200 Stuyvesant Ave, Suite B, Union, NJ 07083
908-687-4090Call this office directly
Monday9AM to 7PM
Tuesday9AM to 7PM
Wednesday9AM to 7PM
Thursday9AM to 7PM
FridayClosed
SaturdayBy appointment
SundayClosed
Access Dental Bridgewater
155 Union Ave, Bridgewater, NJ 08807
908-393-2244Call this office directly
Monday9AM to 7PM
Tuesday9AM to 7PM
WednesdayClosed
Thursday9AM to 7PM
FridayClosed
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed
Book Your Appointment Today
Choose your location, pick a time, and we will confirm by text. New patients can book online without calling first.
Common Questions
About repairing and replacing teeth.
What is the difference between a crown and a filling?
A filling seals a cavity inside the tooth. A crown caps the whole tooth, and is used when there is too little healthy structure left for a filling to hold. If a filling would not survive, we recommend a crown instead.
How long do crowns last?
Typically five to fifteen years. How long yours lasts depends on where it sits in your bite, your oral hygiene, and habits like grinding. We check existing crowns at every exam.
Should I get a bridge or an implant?
A bridge is faster and does not need surgery, but it relies on the teeth either side and does not stop bone loss under the gap. An implant replaces the root, preserves the bone and leaves the neighbouring teeth untouched. We go through both at your exam.
Are dentures uncomfortable?
Removable dentures can move when eating and talking, and long-term wear leads to bone loss because nothing is replacing the tooth roots. Implant-supported options avoid both. If dentures are the right choice for you, we make them from impressions of your own mouth for the closest fit.
Can you replace teeth without surgery?
Yes. Bridges and dentures replace missing teeth without implant surgery. They are quicker and cost less. The trade-off is bone loss over time and, with removable options, less stability.
What does a restorative exam cost?
The restorative exam is free. You get a full assessment of what is failing, what can be saved and what needs replacing, with the cost of each option in writing before anything is scheduled.
Do you handle everything in house?
Yes. Extractions, bone grafting, implants, crowns, bridges and dentures are all done at Access Dental by the same doctors, so you are not sent to a second practice mid-treatment.