A crown is a solid-porcelain, cap-like covering that encases your tooth and restores its former strength, shape, and beauty. Crowns are favored because of the versatility, strength, and stability they provide when expertly placed by our dentists. Crowns provide relief from discomfort, renew strength and function, reinforce molars, restore cracked or broken teeth and replace old, decayed fillings.

New advances in dental technology have allowed cosmetic dentists the ability to create long lasting restorations with much more natural looking materials. We use the latest techniques and materials in order to restore functionality of teeth in a very esthetically pleasing way. All of our fillings are metal free, BPA free resins that blend seamlessly with the natural tooth structure. Whether you need a filling, onlay, crown or bridge, our goal is to make each tooth we restore look as though it has never been touched. (To learn more about same day crowns, please see our blog post HERE)

When a tooth decays or the tooth enamel is eroded to the point that it exposes the pulp, it leaves the tissue in the pulp cavity vulnerable to infection. When the pulp is infected, it can result in severe pain. A root canal may be necessary to save the tooth. At Kelley Fisher, we offer high quality root canal therapy in Sammamish. Root canal treatments involve the removal of the infected pulp and sealing the tooth to prevent reinfection. With our root canal treatment, Sammamish residents have been able to save their teeth and avoid extraction. Contact us now to schedule consultation with our skilled and experienced dentist.

A bridge replaces one or more missing or extracted teeth by using the adjacent teeth as a foundation. This creates a “bridge” between the remaining and the missing teeth. With the beautiful choices in materials available today, it is virtually impossible to tell the difference between a bridge and natural teeth. The days of the “dark gum line”, caused by bridges made with a metal undercoat, are gone. Todays dental bridges are beautiful, reflecting light and showing translucency like natural teeth.

Do you have missing teeth, severely damaged teeth or jaw joints? Trauma, disease or poor genetics can cause major breakdown in the structures that support your smile. If you are embarrassed by your smile or have multiple missing, broken or worn down teeth, you may be a candidate for a full mouth reconstruction. Full mouth reconstruction revolves around restoring the entire mouth back to health and function. The goal of a full mouth reconstruction is to reestablish the lost harmony between the way the teeth function (chew) and the jaw joint.

Dental fillings are an important line of defense and key to restoring the healthy function of teeth that have become damaged by cavities and decay. In the past, dental fillings were made of amalgam (silver-mercury) material. Amalgam fillings are unsightly and cause tooth cracks and fractures over time. However, modern advances in dentistry now allow dentists to treat cavities and other oral health issues with tooth colored fillings made of composite resin. Not only are these modern restorations stronger and more durable than past fillings, they also allow patients to achieve a seamless, more attractive smile. Dr. Kelley Fisher prides herself on offering the best dental techniques and treatment options, including BPA-free and mercury-free tooth colored restorations.