Dental Restorations

Dental restoration encompasses procedures aimed at repairing missing, loose, or decayed elements of a patient’s teeth to restore their smile to its former health. These procedures can be broadly categorized into two types:
Types of Dental Restorations:
Indirect Dental Restoration: This type involves restoring a tooth using inlays, crowns, or onlays. These restorations are termed “indirect” because they typically require multiple visits to complete, often involving a dental lab. However, advancements like CAD or CEREC technology enable some dentists to complete the procedure in a single visit.
Direct Dental Restoration: Here, the dentist immediately restores a tooth after performing dental work. Typically used to fill cavities, this procedure involves inserting a malleable material into the tooth, hardening it with a blue light, and then shaping and polishing it to match the surrounding teeth.
Other Types of Dental Restoration:
Dental Implant Restoration: This involves restoring a previously placed dental implant. Dentists can restore the crown or prosthesis if needed, ensuring patients can resume their normal daily functions. Given the importance of dental implants for patients’ lives, timely restoration is crucial.
Dental restoration procedures aim not only to enhance the aesthetics of a patient’s smile but also to improve oral health and function. If you require dental restoration services, our experienced team is here to help restore your smile’s health and beauty.