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Dentist Grants Pass
Comprehensive restorative dentistry at Spendlove Dental is designed to return strength, function, and beauty to your smile with personalized, lasting solutions. Whether you’re dealing with cavities, cracked teeth, or tooth loss, Dr. Niklaus Spendlove offers a full range of services, including tooth-colored fillings, custom crowns, and lifelike bridges, tailored to your individual needs. Using advanced diagnostic tools and high-quality materials, he restores oral health while preserving as much natural structure as possible. Each treatment is carefully planned to improve your comfort, chewing ability, and confidence. Dr. Spendlove’s meticulous approach ensures that every restoration blends seamlessly with your existing teeth for a natural look and feel. You’ll receive compassionate care in a welcoming environment, where your concerns are heard and your long-term health is the top priority. From the initial evaluation to final placement, your experience will be smooth, informed, and supported by a commitment to excellence. If dental damage has affected your smile, trust Dr. Spendlove to help you regain function and confidence with professional restorative care designed around you.
Your Restorative Dentistry Options May Include:
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Five-Year Survival of Dental Crowns and Bridges
Tooth-Supported Zirconia Crowns
95.9
Implant-Supported Zirconia Crowns
97.1
Conventional Tooth-Supported Bridges
93.8
Cantilever Tooth-Supported Bridges
91.4
Implant-Supported Bridges
95.2
Combined Tooth-and-Implant-Supported Bridges
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| Restorative Treatment | Five-Year Survival | What the Data Shows |
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| Tooth-supported zirconia crowns | 95.9% | A systematic review reported that 95.9% of zirconia crowns placed on natural teeth remained in service after five years. |
| Implant-supported zirconia crowns | 97.1% | Zirconia crowns supported by dental implants had a reported five-year survival rate of 97.1%. |
| Conventional tooth-supported bridges | 93.8% | Conventional bridges supported by natural teeth had an estimated five-year survival rate of 93.8%. |
| Cantilever tooth-supported bridges | 91.4% | Cantilever bridges, which are supported on one side of the replacement tooth, had an estimated five-year survival rate of 91.4%. |
| Implant-supported bridges | 95.2% | Bridges supported entirely by dental implants had an estimated five-year survival rate of 95.2%. |
| Combined tooth-and-implant-supported bridges | 95.5% | Bridges supported by both a natural tooth and an implant had an estimated five-year survival rate of 95.5%. |
Sources: Larsson C, Wennerberg A. “The Clinical Success of Zirconia-Based Crowns: A Systematic Review.” International Journal of Prosthodontics. 2014;27(1):33-43. Pjetursson BE, Brägger U, Lang NP, Zwahlen M. “Comparison of Survival and Complication Rates of Tooth-Supported Fixed Dental Prostheses and Implant-Supported Fixed Dental Prostheses and Single Crowns.” Clinical Oral Implants Research. 2007;18 Suppl 3:97-113.
What Grants Pass Patients Should Know About Restorative Dentistry
Restorative dentistry repairs damaged or missing teeth
Treatment may be recommended for tooth decay, fractures, worn teeth, large existing fillings, or tooth loss.
Spendlove Dental offers several restorative options
Available services include composite fillings, dental crowns, dental bridges, and dentures.
Composite fillings treat areas of decay or damage
Tooth-colored composite material is placed directly into the prepared tooth and shaped to restore its form and function.
Crowns protect weakened teeth
A crown covers the visible portion of a tooth and may be recommended when a filling alone cannot provide adequate support.
Bridges and dentures replace missing teeth
A bridge is a fixed restoration supported by teeth or implants, while a denture is a removable appliance that can replace several teeth or an entire dental arch.
Treatment planning is individualized
Dr. Spendlove considers the condition of the remaining teeth, gum health, bone support, bite, treatment history, and patient preferences before recommending a restoration.
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“I approach restorative dentistry by looking at the condition of the tooth, the patient’s bite, and the amount of healthy structure that can be preserved. My goal is to recommend a practical restoration that repairs damage, improves everyday function, and supports the patient’s long-term oral health.”
Dr. Niklaus Spendlove
Questions Grants Pass Dental Patients Ask
What restorative dental services does Spendlove Dental provide?
Spendlove Dental provides composite fillings, dental crowns, dental bridges, and dentures. Dr. Spendlove recommends treatment according to the location and extent of damage or tooth loss.
What is the purpose of restorative dentistry?
Restorative dentistry repairs or replaces teeth affected by decay, fractures, wear, previous dental treatment, or tooth loss. Treatment is intended to restore function while protecting the remaining teeth and supporting structures.
When does a tooth need a filling instead of a crown?
A filling may be appropriate when enough healthy tooth structure remains to support a direct restoration. A crown may be recommended when the tooth has extensive damage, a large filling, a fracture, or reduced structural strength.
What is the difference between a dental bridge and a denture?
A dental bridge is fixed in place and supported by neighboring teeth or implants. A denture is removable and may replace several missing teeth or all teeth in an upper or lower arch.
How does Dr. Spendlove select a restorative treatment?
Dr. Spendlove evaluates the tooth or missing-tooth space, surrounding gums, bone support, bite, existing dental work, and patient preferences. Digital X-rays or impressions may also support diagnosis and treatment planning.
How long can a dental restoration last?
The lifespan of a restoration depends on its type, material, location, supporting structures, bite forces, oral hygiene, and regular dental care. Routine examinations allow the dental team to monitor restorations and identify changes that may require maintenance or replacement.
