At Lumiere Dentistry in Maitland, FL, Dr. Mersh practices biomimetic dentistry — a science-driven approach that treats damaged teeth using materials and techniques that mimic the natural strength and function of your own enamel and dentin. Unlike traditional methods that often require significant tooth reduction, biomimetic restorations preserve more of what is naturally yours, resulting in stronger, longer-lasting outcomes with fewer future interventions. This approach uses natural-looking, durable materials that bond seamlessly with your teeth, ensuring that your smile looks and feels just like your own. At Lumière Cosmetic and Implant Dentistry, we believe in the power of preserving your natural teeth, keeping them strong and healthy for the long term.
Why Choose Biomimetic Restorations Over Traditional Crowns?
Biomimetic restorations, such as onlays and veneers, provide a much more conservative solution. They are minimally invasive and bond directly to your tooth, preserving more of your natural tooth structure. By strengthening, rather than weakening, your tooth, biomimetic restorations provide a more natural, durable, and long-lasting option.
The Technology Behind Our Biomimetic Restorations.
CAD/CAM same-day restorations
3D digital printer
intraoral scanner (iTero/Trios)
CBCT imaging
Diode laser
The Benefits of Onlays & Veneers vs. Crowns
Stronger, More Natural, and Longer-Lasting
Biomimetic onlays bond seamlessly to your tooth, distributing stress like natural enamel, which helps prevent fractures and preserves your tooth’s health. Unlike traditional crowns, which may weaken the remaining tooth structure over time, biomimetic restorations enhance both the strength and longevity of your teeth, keeping them healthy for years to come.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is biomimetic dentistry?
How is biomimetic dentistry different from a traditional crown?
Is biomimetic dentistry available in Maitland, FL?
Does biomimetic dentistry hurt more than traditional fillings?
How long do biomimetic restorations last?