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Restorative Dentistry in King of Prussia, Philadelphia
Damaged or missing teeth can affect everyday comfort and confidence. Explore crowns, bridges, dental implants and coordinated rehabilitation at All On Smiles in King of Prussia, with planning around your dental needs.
What is restorative dentistry?
Restorative dentistry repairs or replaces teeth. The options differ depending on whether a tooth is present but damaged, a tooth is missing or several dental needs should be considered together.
Healthy gums also matter to the teeth you keep and the treatment you plan. Explore gum care and deep cleaning, including routine cleaning, scaling and root planing, and full-mouth debridement.
Find the care that fits your concern.
Start with the teeth and everyday concerns you would like to discuss. Your assessment helps determine which options may fit.
Several areas needing care
Bring your dental and functional needs into a coordinated plan.
Explore full-mouth rehabilitationCompare your restorative options.
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| Treatment | Main purpose | What to discuss |
|---|---|---|
| Dental filling | Restore an area of a tooth affected by a cavity. | The extent of the decay, remaining tooth structure and material options. |
| Dental inlay | Fit a separately made restoration within a prepared area of the tooth. | Whether an inlay suits the tooth, its material and the planned visits. |
| Dental crown | Restore the visible portion of a damaged tooth or complete an implant-supported replacement. | The remaining tooth structure, material choices and ongoing care. |
| Dental bridge | Replace a missing tooth or teeth with a restoration supported by teeth or implants. | The supporting teeth or implants, cleaning and alternatives. |
| Dental implant | Provide support in the jaw for a replacement tooth or teeth. | Suitability, surgical and restorative stages, healing and maintenance. |
| Full-mouth rehabilitation | Coordinate multiple restorative needs in one treatment plan. | Priorities, treatment sequence, temporary arrangements and cost. |
If appearance changes also matter to you, explore cosmetic dentistry alongside your restorative needs.
When a tooth needs to be removed.
Some concerns call for a conversation about extraction. Understand why removal may be recommended, what the procedure and recovery involve, and whether a replacement should be planned.
Explore tooth extractions, including the questions to bring to your assessment.
What happens at a consultation?
- Start with your concerns. Share what you would like to change and what matters most to you.
- Discuss the assessment and alternatives. Ask how the condition of your teeth, gums and bite affects the options.
- Review your proposed plan. Understand the treatment sequence, estimate, maintenance and next steps before deciding.
Request a restorative consultation. You do not need to choose a procedure before getting in touch.
A coordinated conversation with your dentist
Dr. David Azizyan’s background includes implant dentistry and rehabilitation planning. Bring questions about chewing, previous dental work and the appearance of your smile to one assessment.
If cosmetic changes also matter to you, cosmetic dentistry can be considered alongside restorative needs. Read Dr. Azizyan’s biography before your visit.
Understand the cost and your next step.
The type of restoration, number of teeth and any preparatory care affect your estimate. Ask about the treatment stages, temporary restorations and maintenance, together with the costs included.
Review our insurance information and payment information. The team can discuss your proposed care and the payment questions you would like to resolve.
Treatment bundles
Explore restorative treatment bundles.
Rebuild & restore
- Half-mouth rehabilitation
- Starting at$13,999
- Full-mouth rehabilitation
- $27,999
Cosmetic implants
Starting at$2,999
Explore optionsEvery treatment includes: Night guard, Smile design wax-up, Comprehensive exam, Full series of X-rays.
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Location & hours
Visit All On Smiles in King of Prussia.
Find the office on South Henderson Road. Call with questions about your visit or use the directions link to plan your route.
Our office
700 S Henderson Rd Ste 306, King of Prussia, PA 19406 (484) 283-5388Office hours
- Monday9:00am – 5:00pm
- Tuesday9:00am – 5:00pm
- Wednesday9:00am – 5:00pm
- Thursday9:00am – 5:00pm
- FridayClosed
- SaturdayClosed
- SundayClosed
Restorative dentistry questions, answered.
Clear answers to help you prepare for your consultation.
What is the difference between a crown and an implant?
A crown is a visible restoration. An implant is placed in the jaw to support a restoration. A crown can cover a natural tooth or form part of an implant-supported replacement.
Should I choose a bridge or an implant?
The choice depends on the gap, neighboring teeth, bone and gum health, medical factors and your preferences. Compare treatment stages and maintenance after an assessment.
What if several teeth need care?
A full-mouth rehabilitation discussion can coordinate several needs, explain priorities and clarify how individual treatments relate to each other.
Can restorative treatment also improve appearance?
Appearance can be part of restorative planning, alongside tooth condition and function. Explain both your practical concerns and smile goals at your consultation.
How long does restorative treatment take?
The sequence depends on the restoration and any preparatory care or healing involved. Your proposed plan should explain the stages, temporary arrangements and expected visits.
Do I need to choose a restoration before my consultation?
No. Start with your concerns and questions. Your dentist can assess your teeth and explain the options, alternatives and next steps.
Let’s find your next step.
Tell us what you would like to discuss. Call (484) 283-5388 or send a consultation request. A request does not reserve an appointment time. Please do not include private health information.
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