Restorative Dentistry

Restorative dentistry is a branch of dentistry that deals with the management of diseases of the teeth and supporting structures to bring back the health of the teeth to their functional and asthetic requirements.

These includes dental fillings, root carnal treatment, veneers, bridges, composite bonding, etc.

Tooth Filling

Fillings are used to repair cavities, broken teeth, cracked teeth, teeth worn down from misuse such as teeth grinding or nail biting. Materials used in filling the tooth can be gold, porcelain, silver amalgam, GIC (glass ionomer cement), zinc. Etc.

Denture

removable dentures are removable replacements for missing teeth while fixed dentures (Dental bridges) are irremovable replacements for missing teeth. They cannot be removed by the individual.

Tooth extraction

A damaged tooth, crowded mouth (orthodontia), severe infection of the tooth, impacted tooth and many other reasons are why a tooth can be removed. There are series of extraction procedures including simple extraction, root extraction, complicated root extraction, third molar extraction, etc

Crowns-cap

This is placed on weak or damaged or malaligned teeth to protect them and make them asthetically pleasing. There are different types such as ceramic, acrylic, gold, metal, zirconia, etc.

Dental Implant

An artificial substitute for natural teeth. It's a screwlike fix that is put in place of root of a missing tooth. It is usually made from titanum materials.

Veneers

They are made from porcelain or resin composite materials. They serve as a cover for the tooth or teeth worn on to enhance the appearance of the teeth. It is a regular option for those with gap teeth.

Composite Bonding

In this procedure, tooth structure is built where it had been lost. A tooth-coloured resin material is usually bonded to existing teeth to remold them.

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