RESTORATIVE dentistry
RESTORATIVE dentistry
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Prevention is a partnership
Prevention is a partnership
The cornerstone of modern conservative dentistry begins at home. Today's advanced patient literacy and consistent home care have shifted our clinical focus. Instead of aggressive, traditional dental treatments, we focus on ultra-conservative, micro-invasive care that honors and protects natural tooth structure over a lifetime.
Why are teeth restored?
Why are teeth restored?
When a tooth is compromised by decay, failing fillings, structural fractures, or wear, timely intervention becomes necessary. Our clinical objectives focus on three primary goals:
Disease Control: Halting active decay immediately to preserve oral health.
Vitality Preservation: Protecting the deep internal structure to maintain long-term tooth vitality.
Functional Re-establishment: Rebuilding proper chewing mechanics and a natural, seamless appearance.
Breaking the Restorative Cycle
Breaking the Restorative Cycle
Conventional, aggressive dental preparations often sentence a tooth to what the literature terms the restorative cycle.
Every time a traditional filling is replaced, more sound tooth structure is lost, weakening the tooth and increasing the risk of structural failure. We disrupt this cycle. Using microscopic precision, we target only the damaged tissue, permanently preserving the affected tooth's structural integrity.
The Triad Of Restorative Longevity
The Triad Of Restorative Longevity
Maximum longevity for any dental modification relies on three critical factors working in unison:
Clinical precision.
Premium biomimetic dental products.
Patient partnership.
Minimal Intervention (MI) Concept.
Minimal Intervention (MI) Concept.
The Minimal Intervention (MI) concept is the gold standard of modern aesthetics. Driven by revolutionary advances in adhesive material science, this approach eliminates traditional, aggressive "drilling."
By replacing destructive protocols with micro-invasive techniques, we optimize the natural appearance of the teeth and achieve a superior long-term prognosis.
DIRECT COMPOSITE RESTORATION
DIRECT COMPOSITE RESTORATION
Non- Invasive | Chairside
Non- Invasive | Chairside
CROWN FRACTURE
CROWN FRACTURE
An uncomplicated Anterior crown fracture of a permanent maxillary lateral incisor with substantial loss of enamel and dentin structure.
COMPOSITE LAYeRING
COMPOSITE LAYeRING
Custom template technique enabling precise control over the restoration's contour, occlusion, and aesthetics.
Conservative| Composite Replacement
Conservative| Composite Replacement
falling restoration
falling restoration
An aged, leaking posterior composite restoration exhibiting marginal breakdown and structural compromise.
composite build-up
composite build-up
precise replication of the natural occlusal anatomy and marginal integrity using a premium, wear-resistant posterior composite.
RECURRENT CARIES
RECURRENT CARIES
Rubber dam isolation after removing old restoration, revealing deep underlying decay.
PULPAL PROTECTION
PULPAL PROTECTION
Conservative caries excavation and sectional matrix adaptation, followed by a protective liner.
FINAL RESTORATION
FINAL RESTORATION
Precise anatomical replication using premium composite to restore optimal occlusal function and integrity.
Indirect bonded RESTORATION
Indirect bonded RESTORATION
CAD-CAM | Minimal Invasive
CAD-CAM | Minimal Invasive
CONSERVATIVE PREPARATION
CONSERVATIVE PREPARATION
A superior alternative to full crown reduction, planned to preserve the remaining healthy tooth walls.
ceramic restorations
ceramic restorations
Bonded to rebuild the missing tooth structure, restoring the natural shape and function.
inlays & ONLAYS
inlays & ONLAYS
Solid ceramic blocks milled for ultimate structural strength, eliminating the internal stress of large direct fillings
CAD-CAM workflow
CAD-CAM workflow
3D digital workflow is applied to analyze the margins and design the restoration to match the exact dimensions of the prepared teeth.
CAD-CAM | All Ceramic
CAD-CAM | All Ceramic
ZIRCONIA CROWNS
ZIRCONIA CROWNS
High-strength ceramic restorations engineered to withstand heavy chewing forces while matching the natural appearance of teeth.
OPTIMAL PREPARATION
OPTIMAL PREPARATION
Designed to eliminate fracture-prone structures and create minimal clearance required for crown longevity
TRIAL FITTING
TRIAL FITTING
The restoration is seated intraorally to evaluate marginal integrity and anatomical adaptation before final cementation
definitive crowns
definitive crowns
The completed CAD/CAM crowns are shown both slightly apart and in full occlusion to demonstrate precise anatomy and fit.
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