Restorative dentistry
Restorative dentistry treats and preserves your natural tooth — decay is removed, the tooth is filled with a white filling, and an inflamed nerve is treated with a root canal.
The goal is always the same: keep the natural tooth whenever possible. A small filling today prevents major treatment tomorrow; timely root canal therapy saves a tooth that would otherwise need extraction.
Treatment is painless, under local anesthesia and with a patient approach — especially important for people who have avoided the dentist for years.
What treatment covers
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Biomimetic restorations
Composite white restorations with a biomimetic approach — layered to mimic the natural structure and strength of the tooth.
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Composite veneers
Aesthetic correction of front teeth with composite, often in a single visit — no grinding, no lab work.
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Root canal therapy
Endodontic treatment of an inflamed nerve — the tooth stays in the jaw.
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Core build-up
Reconstruction of badly damaged teeth before a filling or a crown.
What treatment looks like
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Exam & imaging
We determine the depth of decay or the state of the nerve — imaging if needed.
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Anesthesia
Local anesthesia — the procedure is painless.
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Treatment
Decay removal and a filling, or cleaning and filling of the root canals.
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Finishing
Shaping and polishing of the filling — the bite has to feel natural.
A toothache that goes away on its own is not cured — the inflammation usually spreads silently. Book an exam before it comes back stronger.
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