Before restorative dental treatment, a dentist performs a detailed dental examination. The need for treatment and treatment methods are determined. The dentist may order X-rays if necessary to better assess the condition of the teeth.
Restorative Dental Treatment
Today, while efforts to prevent dental diseases are increasing, restorative dental treatment includes the treatment and follow-up of diseases affecting the hard tissues of the teeth and aesthetic complaints.
Treatment Content
Restorative Dental Treatment
In the process of restorative dental treatment, in addition to eliminating the patient’s complaint; It is also provided to restore the lost function and aesthetics of decayed, worn, sensitive, colored, discolored, intermittent, tissue anomalous and broken teeth. The applications we perform in restorative dental treatment are early caries diagnosis and treatment planning, conservative treatment approaches, composite and amalgam restorations, tooth whitening applications, computer-aided aesthetic dentistry applications, porcelain restorations, composite or ceramic anterior region porcelain lamina applications.
About Restorative Dental Treatment
The procedure can vary from person to person, but in general;
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Restorative Dental Treatment Techniques
Restorative Dental Treatment operation provides solutions to many oral and dental problems in line with your wishes without causing pain.
The decayed or damaged area of the tooth is cleaned and filled with filling material. Composite fillings and amalgam fillings are the most commonly used filling types.
They are thin porcelain sheets bonded to the front surface of the tooth. They are used to improve tooth color and aesthetics.
Titanium screws used as artificial tooth roots to replace missing teeth.
Dental Root Canal Treatment: Treatment of the tooth by removing the pulp tissue inside the tooth.
Procedures applied to lighten the color of the teeth and achieve a whiter appearance.
Treatment of the tooth by removing the pulp tissue inside the tooth.
Operation Process
Before the treatment begins, local anesthesia may be applied to the tooth area to be treated. At the same time, the treatment area and other teeth are covered with a protective material. Old filling materials, decayed or damaged tissue in the tooth to be treated are carefully removed.
After the anesthesia administered during the treatment wears off, the patient may feel a slight numbness in the mouth and face. Recovery after restorative dental treatment is usually quick and uneventful. However, some patients may experience temporary sensitivity or mild swelling.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Restorative dental treatment is used for various dental problems such as tooth decay, fracture, wear, discoloration, cracks, filling replacement, tooth loss, gum disease.
Restorative dental treatment is the field of dentistry in which the diagnosis, treatment and follow-up of various disorders involving the hard tissues of the teeth, such as caries, fractures, injuries or aesthetic problems are carried out.
The treatment time varies depending on the type of treatment, the number of teeth being treated and the patient’s condition. Some treatments can be completed in a single session, while others may require more than one session.
Local anesthesia is usually used to make the treatment painless. Therefore, it is rare for patients to feel pain or discomfort during treatment.
After restorative dental treatment, side effects such as temporary sensitivity, mild swelling or tooth sensitivity may occur. However, these are usually short-term and temporary.
After treatment, regular brushing, flossing, use of mouthwash and periodic check-ups recommended by the dentist are important. In addition, avoiding habits that may stain the teeth is also important for the long-term permanence of the treatment results.