A damaged or missing tooth rarely stays a contained problem. When decay goes untreated, it spreads. When a tooth is lost, the surrounding teeth begin to shift, and the jawbone underneath begins to change. For Newtown, PA residents dealing with these concerns, the team at Bucks County Smiles in nearby Yardley offers skilled, whole-health restorative dentistry services designed to stop these cascading effects and rebuild both function and confidence.
Newtown is one of Bucks County’s most historic and vibrant communities, home to working families, active professionals, and a growing population of adults who want to maintain their quality of life as they age. Our practice welcomes patients from throughout the area and delivers restorative care that goes beyond surface-level fixes to address the underlying health of your entire mouth.
Restorative care applies to a broad range of conditions, from a single cracked tooth to years of accumulated wear across multiple teeth. The earlier treatment begins, the more natural tooth structure can typically be preserved. According to the CDC’s Tooth Loss Facts, one in four adults aged 65 or older has eight or fewer remaining teeth, a reality that directly affects the ability to eat well, speak clearly, and maintain proper jaw function. Fairless Hills has a significant population of adults over 45, and many of them are managing exactly these kinds of long-standing dental concerns.
What most dental practices miss is the relationship between oral health and systemic health. Untreated tooth loss and decay have been connected to increased risk of cardiovascular disease, poorly managed diabetes, and chronic inflammation throughout the body. Our team approaches every restorative case with that connection in mind, reviewing your full medical history and, when appropriate, coordinating directly with your primary care physician before treatment begins. You are not just a set of teeth to us; you are a patient with a complete health picture that informs every decision we make.
Our team provides a comprehensive range of restorative solutions, each selected to match your individual dental history, health goals, and long-term needs. Here is an overview of what we offer Newtown, PA patients.
Dental implants: Titanium posts placed in the jawbone to support individual crowns, bridges, or full arch restorations
CEREC same-day crowns: Custom crowns designed, milled, and placed in a single visit using CAD/CAM technology
Full and partial dentures: Removable or fixed options for replacing multiple or all missing teeth
Dental bridges: A fixed solution for replacing one or more consecutive missing teeth using adjacent teeth as anchors
Dental bridges: A fixed solution for replacing one or more consecutive missing teeth using adjacent teeth as anchors
Bone grafting: A preparatory procedure to rebuild jawbone volume before implant placement
Every treatment recommendation is grounded in your specific dental history, bone health, and overall wellness goals, not a one-size-fits-all protocol.
Our investment in technology is not about appearances; it is about producing better outcomes for the patients who come to us with real, often complex dental needs. Our CEREC system allows us to design, mill, and place a custom crown in a single appointment, which means no temporary crown, no second visit, and no waiting weeks for a lab to return your restoration. For patients managing busy schedules in Fairless Hills and the surrounding Bucks County communities, that kind of efficiency matters.
Beyond CEREC, we use CBCT imaging and iTero digital scanning to build a three-dimensional picture of your teeth, bone structure, and surrounding anatomy before any restorative treatment begins. This diagnostic depth allows our team to plan with precision and reduces the likelihood of complications during treatment. For patients who feel anxious about dental procedures, we also offer sedation dentistry options to help you stay comfortable throughout your visit. The combination of advanced imaging, in-house fabrication, and sedation access makes our practice genuinely equipped for complex restorative cases that other offices may refer out.
For patients who have experienced significant wear, decay, or tooth loss across multiple teeth, full-mouth reconstruction brings together restorative and cosmetic procedures to rebuild the entire smile. The goal is not cosmetic alone; it is restoring proper bite function, comfortable chewing, and the confidence that comes with a healthy, complete smile. Our practice serves a substantial number of patients over 50, many of whom are managing ongoing medical conditions, and we design every treatment plan with those realities in mind, accounting for medications, systemic health considerations, and recovery timelines.
Dental implants are the most durable, natural-feeling solution available for tooth replacement. Unlike removable alternatives, implants fuse with the jawbone, which may help preserve bone density over time and prevent the gradual facial changes that often accompany tooth loss. For patients who have experienced significant bone loss, bone grafting may be performed first to rebuild the foundation before the implant is placed.
Dr. Faust is nationally recognized for his expertise in full-arch and full-mouth rehabilitation, with patients traveling from across the country to receive care at our Yardley, PA practice. He has also served on faculty at PAC-live, The Hornbrook Group, and The Aesthetic Masters, helping train dentists in advanced reconstructive techniques. Every Fairless Hills-area patient who works with our team benefits directly from that depth of experience and commitment to excellence.
Newtown, PA residents looking for skilled restorative care do not need to look far. Our award-winning team at Bucks County Smiles welcomes patients from across Bucks County and the surrounding region, including Newtown, and we are committed to restoring your smile with precision, care, and a whole-health perspective. Dr. Faust and our team bring decades of combined expertise to every case, from single-tooth repairs to full-mouth reconstruction.
Scheduling your comprehensive exam is the first step. We will assess your current dental health, discuss what has changed over time, and outline a clear, prioritized treatment path. Contact our office today to get started.
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