Services
Dental Restoration
We repair damaged or decayed teeth with fillings, crowns, inlays, onlays, and bridges, many crafted in our on-site dental lab.
Why choose us
Benefits of Dental Restoration
Many Restoration Options
We offer fillings, inlays, onlays, crowns, bridges, and dentures, so we can match the repair to your tooth.
On-Site Dental Lab
Our in-house dental lab lets us work closely on the restorations we create for you.
Comfort-Focused Care
If you feel anxious, we offer nitrous, oral sedation, and IV sedation to help you relax.
Care for All Ages
Our office sees both children and adults, so the whole family can get restorative care in one place.
Flexible Payment Choices
We accept all major PPO plans and self-pay patients, and financing is available.
A chipped molar that catches your tongue, a filling that has started to feel rough, or a gap where a tooth used to be can quietly change how you chew, smile, and even sleep. These everyday problems are what dental restoration is designed to address. At 805 Dentistry in Thousand Oaks, we repair and rebuild damaged or missing teeth so they can do their job again, and we do it with care that is patient, clear, and focused on your comfort.
Dental restoration is the branch of dentistry that brings a tooth back to healthy function and a natural appearance after decay, wear, fracture, or loss. It is not one single procedure. It is a family of treatments, and the right choice depends on how much of the tooth is affected and what you need it to do. A small cavity may only need a dental filling. A larger area of damage may call for an inlay or onlay, which restores part of the tooth's chewing surface. When a tooth is significantly weakened, a crown covers and protects it.
Restoration also includes replacing teeth that are already gone. Depending on your situation, we may talk with you about bridges, partial or complete dentures, dental implants, or implant-supported options. Because we see children and adults of all ages, we treat everyone from young patients with their first cavity to adults rebuilding several teeth after years of wear. For more involved cases, we also offer full mouth rehabilitation and reconstruction.
Many patients come to us unsure whether a tooth can be saved, and that is a reasonable question to start with. In many cases, a tooth that looks badly damaged can still be restored, sometimes after root canal therapy removes infection from the inside. Our team includes a board-certified endodontist who treats cracked teeth and performs root canal retreatments, which gives us more ways to keep your natural tooth whenever that is a sound option.
Healthy gums and supporting bone matter too. Our board-certified periodontist performs procedures such as crown lengthening and bone grafting, which can prepare an area so a restoration fits and functions well. We also offer 2D and 3D imaging, including CBCT, to help us see what is happening beneath the surface before recommending a plan. With these specialties under one roof, we can often coordinate your care without sending you to another office.
Will the treatment be uncomfortable?
Most restorative visits are very manageable, and we take real steps to keep you comfortable. Before any work begins, we explain what we are doing and why, so nothing comes as a surprise.
For patients who feel anxious about dental care, we have a board-certified dental anesthesiologist on staff. Depending on your needs and the procedure, options may include:
- Nitrous oxide for light relaxation during routine visits
- Oral sedation for patients who want a calmer experience
- IV sedation for longer or more complex treatment
- General anesthesia when it is the most appropriate choice
We also offer emergency dental appointments, so if a tooth breaks or starts hurting unexpectedly, we can help you get relief and begin planning a repair.
How do I care for my restoration afterward?
Caring for a restored tooth is much like caring for your natural teeth: brush twice a day, clean between your teeth daily, and keep up with regular checkups. Before you leave, we give you specific guidance for your treatment, since a new filling, a crown, and a denture each have their own considerations.
Routine visits let us check that your restorations are fitting well and catch small issues early. Our on-site dental lab supports our restorative work and makes it easier to address adjustments. If you clench or grind your teeth, we may suggest a night guard to help protect your restorations. Because we have a strong focus on TMJ treatment, we can also look at jaw-related factors that may put extra stress on your teeth. How long any restoration lasts depends on many things, including your habits and overall oral health, and we are happy to talk through what that means for you.
How can I pay for dental restoration?
We accept all major PPO insurance plans, welcome self-pay patients, and offer financing. Before treatment begins, we review your plan and explain the costs, so you can make a decision with clear information.
If several teeth need attention, we can talk about prioritizing the most urgent work first and planning the rest over time in a way that fits your budget. Our goal is to make needed care feel achievable, not overwhelming.
Whether you are dealing with a single worn filling or thinking about rebuilding your smile, we are here to help. Families from Thousand Oaks, Newbury Park, Westlake Village, Simi Valley, Camarillo, and nearby communities trust Dr. Dar Radfar and our team for care that feels personal and unhurried. Call us or request an appointment, and let's find the restoration that is right for you.
The process
What to expect
- 1
Exam and Planning
We examine your tooth, use imaging when needed, and explain the restoration options that fit you.
- 2
Restoring Your Tooth
We repair the damaged area with a filling, inlay, onlay, crown, bridge, or denture.
- 3
Ongoing Care
We check your restoration at routine exams and cleanings to help it stay healthy over time.