
Fayetteville is roughly an hour and forty minutes from our Oleander Drive office via I-40 and NC-24 or US-701.
Fayetteville is the longest regular drive of any community we serve, and we will say plainly that it only makes sense for particular cases. Nobody should drive an hour and forty minutes for routine dentistry.
The Fayetteville patients we do see are typically travelling for one of three reasons: a full mouth reconstruction that needs a prosthodontist to plan, a second opinion on a complex treatment plan they have been quoted elsewhere, or implant work that has already failed once and needs someone to sort it out.
We regularly see patients from Haymount, Vander, Hope Mills, and the Fort Liberty area, and from across the area around Fort Liberty, the Cape Fear Botanical Garden.
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Inlays and onlays are custom-made restorations used when a tooth is too damaged for a simple filling but doesn't need a full crown.
An inlay fits within the grooves of a tooth, while an onlay also covers one or more of its points (cusps). Both are crafted to match your tooth and bonded securely for a precise, natural-looking repair that preserves more of your healthy tooth.
We evaluate the tooth, remove any damage, and take a precise impression. Your custom restoration is crafted to fit exactly and bonded securely for a strong, natural finish.
We examine the tooth and determine whether an inlay or onlay is the best way to restore it.
The damaged area is gently removed and the tooth is prepared and impressioned for a precise fit.
Your inlay or onlay is crafted to match your tooth in shape and color.
Your restoration is bonded securely and adjusted for a comfortable, natural-feeling bite.
We focus on saving as much of your natural tooth as possible while restoring full strength and a seamless look. Each inlay or onlay is precisely designed and fitted for lasting results.
If you are considering the trip, call first. We will tell you honestly over the phone whether your case is the kind that justifies it, and if it is not, we would rather say so than have you drive three and a half hours round trip.
Fayetteville is roughly an hour and forty minutes from our Oleander Drive office via I-40 and NC-24 or US-701.