RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY

Cavity filling is one of the most common restorative dental procedures. When the bacteria dig deeper into your enamel, those teeth need to be treated immediately to prevent the soft pulp from getting infected. In this procedure, the dentist removes the part of the damaged tooth and fills it with a tooth-colored composite material. The filling prevents the bacteria from reinfecting the tooth.

People who have lost more than one tooth can replace them with Dentures. These dentures replace the entire set of teeth using suctions or adhesives. You can remove it while cleaning or sleeping. Patients are also provided with options like Implant-Supported Dentures. These Dentures are fixed to your teeth with the help of a few implants placed in your jaw.

When a tooth is severely damaged due to tooth decay, chipped, or broken, dentists recommend a Dental Crown to prevent the tooth from further complications. In this procedure, the dentist files some part of the tooth enamel and takes the impression to create a crown. It is then fixed carefully, giving your tooth a natural look.

An artificial tooth suspended between two crowns are the Dental Bridges. It is placed on top of the gums but doesn’t involve gums. Sometimes it consists of a row of several teeth. The bridges remain intact in their place with the help of crowns or by Dental Implants.