When a tooth has a cavity or a cracked corner, the repair shouldn’t be a one-size-fits-all decision. At Eagle Mountain Dentistry, we tailor restorations to the exact size and location of the problem so you keep as much healthy enamel as possible. That often means choosing between a tooth-colored filling and a partial-coverage restoration called an inlay or onlay (sometimes called a “partial crown”). If you’ve been told you need a large filling—or you’re torn between a filling and a crown—this guide will help you pick the most conservative, long-lasting option for your smile.
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When several teeth are missing—or a full arch—dentures can restore your ability to speak clearly, chew comfortably, and smile with confidence. Today’s options are more natural-looking and comfortable than ever, and many patients choose to enhance them with dental implants for extra stability. Consider this your practical guide from the team at Eagle Mountain Dentistry.
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Deep decay, a crack, or trauma can inflame or infect the tooth’s pulp, leading to that unmistakable throbbing pain. The two main ways forward are root canal therapy (save the tooth) or extraction (remove it and plan a replacement like an implant, bridge, or partial). The “right” choice depends on biology, prognosis, budget, and your long-term smile goals. Let’s compare, step by step, so you can decide with confidence at Eagle Mountain Dentistry.
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Porcelain veneers can transform the look of your front teeth—covering discoloration, closing small gaps, and refining shape for a harmonious smile. Once they’re on, most patients ask the same thing: How do I keep them looking this good? The great news is that veneers are remarkably durable and stain-resistant when you follow a few smart habits. Here’s a complete, practical guide from the Eagle Mountain Dentistry team.
Read MoreWe want our new patients not using insurance to start off with the best care available. Schedule an appointment today and get a cleaning, exam, X-Rays, and a free consult or second opinion for only $99.
Using insurance? You can benefit too! We are offering a complimentary teeth whitening treatment for all new patients using insurance.
*$300 value.
*New patients only. Not valid in cases of periodontal disease. Not valid for use with insurance.