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Restorative Care

Dental Fillings and Treatment

We utilize the best and most scientifically studied techniques for placing and curing resin composites for the best results. Additionally, use new materials with fluoride releasing capacity for patients with a high risk of cavities. 

Crowns and Pulp Therapy

When cavities encompass several parts of the tooth, we do not recommend using resin composites. A crown can protect the whole tooth without compromising function and prevents new cavities from forming. Pulp therapy is utilized under circumstances where a cavity is very close to a nerve and would benefit from removing the unhealthy part of the nerve and placing a medicinal filling over it in addition to a crown, helping protect the tooth and limit the possibility of infection.

Extraction and Space Maintainer

When a tooth is too compromised by a cavity or dental injury and cannot be restored, an extraction may be indicated. For posterior teeth, such as the baby molars, space maintenance is utilized to help prevent migration of the adjacent teeth.

Frequently Asked Questions

Composite fillings bond directly to your tooth, which results in less healthy tooth removal. Amalgam fillings require additional drilling to provide anchors for the solid amalgam. Composite fillings are not as hard and inflexible as amalgam fillings, which means stresses caused by biting and chewing can be distributed more naturally and reduce the risk of your tooth cracking.

Meet Our Doctors:

Dr. Leyla Abazari DDS, MSD
Board Certified Pediatric Dentist

Dr. Abazari, for the past 20 years, has been setting the highest standards of excellence in clinical pediatric dentistry. Dr. Abazari received her Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from Indiana ...

Dr. David Abazari DMD, MPH
Board Certified Pediatric Dentist

Dr. Abazari obtained his dental degree from the prestigious Tufts University School of Dental Medicine in Boston, MA. He cultivated his passion for research, academic achievement, and community service leading ...

Dr. Aree Freed DDS
Anesthesiologist

Dr. Freed is a Board Certified dentist anesthesiologist. She was born and raised in Los Angeles, CA, and earned her Doctorate of Dental Surgery at the University of Washington’s School ...

Dr. Edirin Sido DMD
Board Certified Pediatric Dentist

Dr. Edirin's (pronounced Adearie) passion is to serve and care for her patients. With a multicultural upbringing in the California Bay Area, Dr. Edirin moved to Boston to attend Harvard ...

Dr. Sunny J. Lee
Board Certified Orthodontist

"To help you achieve a healthy, confident smile that is uniquely beautiful to you."
 
Dr. Sunny J. Lee, brings in passion for esthetics and evolving technology in the field of orthodontics. ...

Dr. Tina Bastar

Dr. Tina is a board-certified pediatric dentist who earned her Doctorate of Dental Surgery from both Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences in Tehran, Iran, and the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), where ...

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How to Prepare Your Child for a Cavity Filling

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