RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY

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Dr.Neethu’s Super speciality dental clinic provides advanced restorative solutions for missing teeth, cavity and broken tooth. Restoring the function of the tooth with current resin and ceramic technology has been very rewarding to our patients.

The current leading technology in cosmetic dentistry is Ceramic and Resin materials. They both provide function and look similar to natural teeth. Our specialists have trained over the years to make your visit an excellent one.Our restorative services includes

White resin Fillings

First step in restoring a cavity today is by white filling. This is, by far, the most simple method of restoring a decayed tooth. Over the last decade resin filling material has replaced the old metal fillings. This has lead our dental profession in a new direction. Advantages of resin fillings are less reduction of the tooth structure and more natural looking tooth. Resin fillings which are very advanced in nature, is the creation of "adhesion" of resin material to the tooth. The process involves removing the cavity carefully, applying special dental adhesive and placing resin material. Once the material is shaped, light is activated over the resin to cure(set) the resin material.

( Before and After images of metal filling replaced with white filling)

Ceramic Crown

Broken tooth or a tooth treated with root canal treatment must be protected with ceramic crown. Today highly durable ceramic materials are introduced to the dental profession for restoration of damaged tooth. Our cosmetic center offers ceramic crown restoration for durability and function. Ceramic crown are lab processed and placed on the tooth with adhesive resin cement. Ceramic crown process involves two steps. In the first step our specialist designs the tooth and make room for ceramic material, a mold is made of the designed tooth and sent to the dental lab for processing of the ceramic crown. After few days Step two is performed, which entails, our doctor testing the crown for fit over the designed tooth and cementing the crown with an adhesive cement.