Restorative Dentistry

Restorative dentistry deals with the diagnosis, treatment, and restoration of teeth damaged by decay, trauma, wear, or other diseases. The goal of restorative therapy is to preserve natural teeth and restore their functionality and aesthetics.

Restorative dentistry examination

In our practice, we use top-quality materials and modern methods to ensure a long-lasting and natural result.

Composite Fillings (White Fillings)

Composite fillings are aesthetic fillings used to repair teeth damaged by decay or minor fractures. Thanks to their high aesthetics, they completely match the color of the natural tooth and are almost unnoticeable.

Advantages of composite fillings:

  • Completely natural appearance
  • Strength and durability
  • Preservation of healthy tooth structure

The procedure is performed in a single visit, usually without the need for anesthesia, unless the decay is deep.

Endodontic Treatment (Root Canal Treatment)

Endodontic treatment, also known as root canal treatment, is performed when decay has reached the deeper structures of the tooth, including the dental pulp (nerve). The goal of the therapy is to remove inflamed or infected tissue from the root canal and prevent the spread of infection.

Course of the procedure:

  • Opening the tooth and accessing the canal
  • Mechanical and chemical cleaning of the canal
  • Filling the canal with a biocompatible material
  • Closing the tooth with a filling or crown

Modern endodontic treatment is performed with the help of machine-assisted preparation and digital diagnostics, which allows for high precision and success of the therapy.

Tooth Buildups (Reconstruction of a damaged tooth)

When a tooth is significantly weakened, for example after root canal treatment, it is often necessary to perform a buildup so that the tooth can be functionally and aesthetically restored. We use fiber-reinforced composite buildups which are characterized by both strength and aesthetics. Buildups provide stability and strength to the tooth, extending its lifespan.

Tooth Desensitization (Eliminating hypersensitivity)

Tooth hypersensitivity (sensitivity to cold, hot, sour, or touch) can significantly disrupt daily life. Desensitization is a therapy that reduces or completely eliminates tooth sensitivity.

Causes of hypersensitivity:

  • Gum recession
  • Enamel wear
  • Microfractures on the tooth

Therapeutic methods include:

  • Application of protective coatings and fluorides
  • Fillings in the area of exposed tooth necks
  • Use of special gels and pastes

The procedure is quick, painless, and significantly improves the quality of life for patients.

Why choose our practice for restorative procedures?

  • An experienced team of dentists
  • Top-quality materials and precise technology
  • An individual approach to each tooth and patient
  • Emphasis on aesthetics, functionality, and longevity