Treatment

Restorative dentistry

Restorative dentistry is a branch of dentistry which involves the diagnosis of all issues relating to the health and function of the smile, including the treatment and repair of broken, infected, or otherwise damaged teeth, gums, and tissue.

Restorative procedures are complicated and involve a number of steps. The diagnosis and treatment options are given to you after your dental and medical history has been thoroughly evaluated by the dentist. Teeth may be restored to their original form and function by dental implants, veneers or lumineers. These restorations are cemented onto the teeth and are referred to as "fixed" dentistry as opposed to a restoration of missing teeth with a removable appliance or partial denture.

Modern restorative dentistry is aimed not only to restore the damaged teeth but also to improve their general look. Restorative dentistry can help you to return the natural color of your teeth, align your teeth for a better look and retain the natural facial aesthetics.

Restorative procedures are becoming very common because more and more people are opting for them due to their effectiveness. Successful restorative dentistry lasts for many years in health, provides comfort and function, and improves esthetic appearance.

The techniques and materials used in restorative dentistry nowadays are so advanced that a patient who steps into a dental clinic steps out with a restored esthetically perfect smile.