Restorative Dentistry
Restorative Dentistry
When a cavity forms, it should be treated as soon as possible, i.e., removed, and the existing cavity in the tooth should be reconstructed or restored.
Restorative Dentistry
When a cavity forms, it should be treated as soon as possible, i.e., removed, and the existing cavity in the tooth should be reconstructed or restored.
This procedure is part of restorative dentistry.
Today, tooth-colored materials similar to the natural tooth are most commonly used for tooth reconstruction, which, with high aesthetic effect, can cover defects.
The most commonly used materials for restorations or fillings are so-called resin-based materials or composites.
In our clinic, we use the highest quality materials and devices currently available on the market.

If the cavities in the tooth are larger, the creation of fillings in the laboratory is recommended, called inlays, which are made using the latest computer technology.
See the results before and after
What materials are used for fillings?
The most commonly used are aesthetic composite materials that mimic the color and structure of a natural tooth. They allow for discreet and long-lasting restorations that blend perfectly with the smile
When is it necessary to use an inlay instead of a traditional filling?
Inlays are ideal for larger cavities where regular fillings do not provide enough stability. They are made in the laboratory using precise CAD/CAM technology and provide a more durable and stronger solution.
Why is it important to treat cavities on time?
If a cavity is not removed on time, it can spread deeper into the tooth and cause more serious problems, such as nerve infection, which often requires more complex endodontic treatment or even tooth extraction.
What materials are used for fillings?
The most commonly used are aesthetic composite materials that mimic the color and structure of a natural tooth. They allow for discreet and long-lasting restorations that blend perfectly with the smile
When is it necessary to use an inlay instead of a traditional filling?
Inlays are ideal for larger cavities where regular fillings do not provide enough stability. They are made in the laboratory using precise CAD/CAM technology and provide a more durable and stronger solution.
Why is it important to treat cavities on time?
If a cavity is not removed on time, it can spread deeper into the tooth and cause more serious problems, such as nerve infection, which often requires more complex endodontic treatment or even tooth extraction.
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