Dondre Simpson, DDS

Composite (Tooth-Colored) Fillings
Used to repair teeth with cavities or small fractures. Composite resin is bonded to the tooth and shade-matched to blend with your natural enamel.
Replacement of Old Fillings
Removal and replacement of failing or leaking fillings, including replacing older metal fillings with modern tooth-colored materials if desired.

Porcelain or Composite Inlays
Custom-made restorations that fit within the grooves of a tooth when damage is too extensive for a standard filling.
Porcelain or Composite Onlays (Partial Crowns)
Extended restorations that cover one or more cusps of the tooth, preserving healthy tooth structure while reinforcing weakened areas.

These are often used on back teeth with moderate decay, large old fillings, or cracks.

Full-Coverage Crowns
Tooth-shaped “caps” that fully cover and protect a damaged or weakened tooth. Common reasons for crowns include:
- Large fractures or cracks
- Root canal-treated teeth
- Teeth with very large fillings
- Severely worn or misshapen teeth
Materials Offered
(You can customize this list later based on the practice.)
- All-ceramic/porcelain crowns
- Porcelain-fused-to-metal crowns
- Full metal crowns (gold or other alloys)

Traditional Fixed Bridges
Used to replace one or more missing teeth by anchoring an artificial tooth (pontic) to crowns placed on the neighboring teeth.
Cantilever Bridges
Bridges supported on only one side when space or tooth position requires it (used selectively).
Implant-Supported Bridges
Bridges anchored to dental implants rather than natural teeth for greater stability and to avoid preparing adjacent teeth.

Complete Dentures
Removable appliances used to replace all teeth in the upper and/or lower arch when no natural teeth remain.
Partial Dentures
Removable appliances that replace multiple missing teeth while anchoring around remaining healthy teeth.
Implant-Supported Dentures
Dentures that clip onto or are attached to dental implants for improved stability, comfort, and chewing power.
Denture Relines, Repairs & Adjustments
Services to improve the fit of existing dentures, repair damage, or adjust sore areas.

(You can keep all or only the parts the practice actually offers — some offices restore implants only and refer out surgical placement.)

Single-Tooth Implant Crowns
Replacement of a missing tooth using an implant topped with a custom crown that looks and functions like a natural tooth.
Implant-Supported Bridges
Used to replace several missing teeth in a row without relying on neighboring natural teeth.
Implant-Supported Dentures / Overdentures
Dentures that snap onto implants for added stability and retention.
Implant Abutment & Crown Placement
Placement of the connector (abutment) and crown on implants placed by an oral surgeon or periodontist.
Repair of Implant Restorations
Replacement of worn or damaged implant crowns, bridges, or denture attachments.

Direct Composite Bonding
Application of tooth-colored resin to repair chips, close small gaps, reshape teeth, or cover discolorations.
Repair of Minor Fractures
Conservative restoration of small broken areas without needing a full crown in less severe cases.

For patients with multiple failing teeth, extensive wear, or widespread dental problems, a more comprehensive approach may be recommended:

Comprehensive Evaluation & Treatment Planning
Detailed exams, imaging, and bite analysis to map out a phased treatment plan.
Combination of Restorations
Using a mix of crowns, bridges, implants, dentures, and bonding to rebuild function and aesthetics.
Bite (Occlusal) Rehabilitation
Adjusting and restoring teeth to create a stable, comfortable bite and reduce stress on the jaw joints.

Repair of Broken or Chipped Teeth
Using bonding, crowns, inlays/onlays, or veneers (if offered) to restore teeth damaged by accidents or injury.
Replacement of Lost Fillings or Crowns
Restoring teeth when existing restorations fall out or break.
Interim/Temporary Restorations
Short-term solutions used to protect teeth and maintain function until definitive treatment can be completed.

These may be handled within restorative visits or in coordination with other services:

Bite Adjustment (Occlusal Adjustment)
Minor reshaping of tooth surfaces to improve how upper and lower teeth fit together, often after new crowns, bridges, or dentures.
Nightguards for Grinding/Clenching
Custom appliances to protect new restorations and natural teeth from excessive wear or fractures due to bruxism.
Desensitizing Treatments
Materials and techniques to reduce sensitivity after restorative work or on exposed root surfaces.

Restorative treatment can:

Our approach is to recommend the most conservative, long-lasting options that align with your goals and overall oral health