Restorative Dentistry

Restorative Dentistry encompasses a range of dental treatments aimed at repairing and replacing damaged tooth surfaces. These procedures include addressing cavities, fractures, and root canal-treated teeth. Restorative materials such as composite or ceramic are commonly used such as;

i. Dental Crowns and Bridges: Crowns are used to fortify and beautify weakened teeth, and bridges are used to replace missing teeth.

ii. Dental cavity filling: When bacteria burrows into the enamel of your tooth and create holes, it needs to be filled to protect the soft pulp inside.

iii. Root canal treatment (Endodontics therapy): It involves gently numbing the tooth to eliminate sensation, accessing the nerve chambers and removing tissues inside, cleaning each canal and filling the tooth to prevent bacteria infiltration followed by placement of  a dental crown.

iv, Dental implant: It stand as the pinnacle of contemporary tooth replacement method. By seamlessly integrating with the jawbone these implant solidify their place as a lasting fixture in your revitalized smile dental implant service include:

a. Single tooth implant: Perfect for replacing a missing tooth. This involves dental crown attached to the implant screw ensuring functionality.

b. All on-4 dental implant: Four implant offer patients a permanent full arch prosthesis solution beneficial to individual who have undergone full denture extraction.

c. All on-6 dental implant: Using six implant to support full arch prosthesis off a permanent solution to comprehensive tooth restoration suitable for individuals with significant tooth loss.