Daniel S Haley DMD, PLLC

Daniel S Haley DMD, PLLC Patient-focused general and restorative dentistry practice in Concord NH, focusing on biomimetic dentistry. New patients always welcome!

Picture having this kind of issue on your tooth. It’s not that uncommon that a large, old metal filling is failing. Now ...
06/01/2026

Picture having this kind of issue on your tooth. It’s not that uncommon that a large, old metal filling is failing. Now imagine having your dentist whack your whole tooth down to a nub for a traditional crown in 2026. 😬 That’s a lot of irreplaceable, healthy tooth structure down a suction tube for the sake of simplicity. Not to mention the higher risk for future catastrophic failure (resulting in tooth loss) or pulp infection (requiring root canal treatment).

We have the science. We have the technology. We have the skills. We can do better by you now - Let’s keep it neat and conservative instead. This partial coverage crown (also called onlay) removes what is problematic and preserves the good stuff.

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No such thing as “just a simple filling” - for me anyway…Every one of these are built carefully and intentionally - desi...
04/18/2026

No such thing as “just a simple filling” - for me anyway…

Every one of these are built carefully and intentionally - designed to protect the tooth and last as long as possible.

Respect for the science. Respect for the process. Respect for the patient.

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Let’s look at this one in reverse. 1. Repaired tooth with DOBL Onlay. Milled emax. No, this one isn’t going to win any b...
01/11/2026

Let’s look at this one in reverse.
1. Repaired tooth with DOBL Onlay. Milled emax. No, this one isn’t going to win any beauty contests, but with enamel-like properties and great bonding protocols, it will keep this second molar in the patients head and functioning like a champ
2. Fiber reinforced buildup with ribbond. The bonded ceramic may be enough, but in this case I wanted extra protection for the deep fractures.
3. End of preparation. All decay is removed and fractures are reduced (but not entirely eliminated) in this example. Blue arrows indicate residual dentin fractures. I should add, I am very confident the mesial area is in good structural condition. Although it may look like there is a crack there, this is likely a craze line only. I did not observe any dentin fractures and it looked very innocent on transillumination as well
4. Removal of old restoration. Lazy doctor using the low quality camera 🥴 😅. Blue arrows indicate several deep fractures threatening the comfort and longevity of this tooth.
5. Pre treatment photo / starting point. Pretty obvious fractures on this tooth

Nice case on an amazing teenage patient post-orthodontics. Strict protocols and attention to detail as always. These typ...
12/06/2025

Nice case on an amazing teenage patient post-orthodontics. Strict protocols and attention to detail as always. These types of techniques are PARTICULARLY beneficial when helping young patients - 1. large and deep defects on younger folks can easily lead to complications like 1) need for root canal or 2) structural failures due to the increased use over time in repaired state (vs a healthy un-repaired tooth). If our strategy is corner-cutting, the frequency of restoration replacement needs will be high and this tooth will not last very long. The closer we can keep a repaired tooth to its natural, disease-free state, the better off we will be on our goal to keep teeth for life!

Gold standards - rubber dam isolation and bonding (Clearfil SE Protect). Incremental stress-reduced reconstruction

Address

5 Chenell Drive
Concord, NH
03301

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+16032244200

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