Who may be considered?
- Those with rotten, broken or worn teeth
- Those whose edge harmony or integrity of the old filling has been damaged
- Suitable patients who need limited form and space arrangement in the front teeth
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Restorative Treatments
Treatments aimed at repairing tooth tissue lost due to decay, fracture or wear, preserving it as much as possible.
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Information and planning
Restorative dental treatments; It aims to preserve healthy tooth tissue while repairing material loss due to decay, fracture, wear or old restorations. Direct composite fillings, bonding applications, and indirect restorations such as laboratory or digitally produced inlay-onlay can be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. Material selection; It is made according to the extent of the loss, remaining tooth tissue, aesthetic area and chewing forces.
The treatment method and duration are determined according to the clinical examination, radiographic assessment and individual needs.
Treatment process
- 01
Clinical and radiographic examination when necessary
- 02
Evaluation of tooth viability and remaining intact tissue
- 03
Controlled removal of decayed or failed restoration
- 04
Restoration under appropriate insulation
- 05
Occlusion, contact and surface checks
After treatment
Care and follow-up
It is recommended to maintain oral care, be careful with very hard foods, and evaluate restorations at regular check-ups.
Treatment options
Available methods
The appropriate method is selected according to clinical findings and individual needs.
Composite filling
It is a tooth-colored restoration applied directly to the tooth.
Inlay / onlay
In case of extensive material loss, it is a restoration prepared outside the mouth or digitally and attached to the tooth.
Aesthetic bonding
In appropriate anterior region cases, the form is used for small fracture or gap adjustment.
Points to consider
If the pulp of the tooth is affected, filling alone may not be sufficient. The crack, remaining tissue, and occlusal forces may require a larger restoration or endodontic treatment.
Alternative approaches
Depending on the extent of material loss, follow-up, endodontic treatment, inlay-onlay, veneer or crown options are compared.
What patients ask
Frequently asked questions
Do all cavities require root canal treatment?+
No. The decision is made based on the depth of the decay and the condition of the dental pulp.
When are old fillings replaced?+
Not just because the color changes; It is evaluated if there is a fracture, leakage, secondary decay or loss of function.
Examination and assessment
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