Restorative Dentistry in Jounieh and Tripoli

An implant is a titanium root placed into the jawbone, left to integrate, and then fitted with a crown. It is the only replacement that loads the bone the way a natural tooth does, which is why it keeps the jaw from shrinking where the tooth was lost.

Bridges and dentures remain the right answer in plenty of cases — where bone volume is limited, where several teeth are missing in a row, or where cost and timeline matter. We plan around your situation rather than defaulting to the most expensive option.

Before replacing a tooth we work out whether it can be kept. A deep cavity, a fracture, or a failed old filling often looks terminal and is not. Root canal treatment, a well-designed crown, or rebuilding the core of the tooth can buy decades.

Teeth that are genuinely beyond saving get removed cleanly, with the site prepared for whatever replaces it.

A crown or filling that does not fit precisely at the margin traps bacteria, and the tooth decays underneath a restoration that looks perfect. Fit is the part of this work that decides how long it lasts.

We take the time at the margins, check the bite under load, and bring you back to confirm the result has settled.