Restorative Dentistry in Lewiston, ID

Tooth Extractions

Do you need to have a tooth pulled? If you take good care of your adult teeth, they should last a lifetime. But, careful or not, some of us may need to have a tooth extracted (taken out). Some reasons for tooth extraction are trauma, decay, crowding, or infection.

Dental Crowns

Dental crowns are a very common, popular solution to repair damaged or unsightly teeth and are an ideal way to restore the strength, shape, size and overall appearance of any damaged teeth.

Dental Bridges

Dental bridges fill the gap where the missing tooth would have been by using a false tooth, which looks and feels just like the real thing. The false tooth also holds the remaining teeth either side in place so that they don’t shift into that space.

Dentures

Dentures tend to increase a person’s quality of life through an improved appearance, reduced or eliminated pain, and the restored ability to eat the foods that they enjoy.

Root Canals

When the nerve and blood supply of a tooth (known as the pulp) becomes damaged—whether by injury, deep decay, or infection—root canal treatment offers a comfortable way to remove the diseased tissue and save the tooth, sparing you the discomfort, cost, and inconvenience of extraction.

Emergency Dentistry

From sudden toothaches and broken teeth to knocked‑out or abscessed teeth, our emergency dentistry guide shows you exactly what simple first steps to take—and when to contact Jonny Fisher right away—to protect your oral health and ease your mind.

Single Visit Crowns

Single-visit crowns are an efficient way to get the crowns that you need and it’s easier to schedule a single appointment and receive the same quality of dental work as you previously expected.

Restoration Treatment

Restoration treatment is usually recommended by your dentist if you have missing teeth, or if specific parts of your natural teeth are missing and require repair.

Inlays & Onlays

Traditional inlays are used instead of fillings to replace a small amount of tooth loss due to decay. Onlays are similar, but instead of just fitting inside of the tooth, they also cover the chewing surface and are typically used on the back teeth and can cover one or more of the cusps of the tooth.

Full Mouth Reconstruction

Full mouth reconstruction is the process of making sure that you feel confident with your smile and your overall dental health. The reconstruction process can include many different procedures but will be tailored to your individual needs.