Aesthetic restorative dentistry
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Tooth decay most commonly develops in areas where dental plaque tends to accumulate, such as the pits and fissures of chewing surfaces and areas between adjacent teeth. With timely treatment, the affected tissue can be removed while preserving as much healthy tooth structure as possible.
Tooth-Colored Fillings
The restorative procedure involves removing decay-affected tissue, preparing the tooth surface, and placing a filling. We use materials that allow for good adaptation to the natural anatomy, shape, and color of the tooth.
In addition to their aesthetic properties, their mechanical and physicochemical properties, as well as biocompatibility, are important.
When the Dental Pulp Is Affected
If tooth decay progresses toward the dental pulp and causes irreversible damage, endodontic treatment is required.
During endodontic treatment, the damaged pulp tissue is removed, while the root canals are mechanically and chemically prepared and filled with appropriate materials.
Following endodontic treatment, the tooth is reconstructed with an appropriate restorative or prosthetic procedure, depending on its condition.
Preserving the Natural Tooth
Whenever possible, treatment is focused on preserving healthy tooth structure while restoring the tooth’s function, shape, and appearance.