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Restorative dentistry is vital for anyone who wishes to restore the health of their teeth and gums. Confidential Dental Clinic offer an innovative range of restorative dental treatments to give you optimum dental health, function and aesthetics. Ready for your restorative dental treatment? Book a consultation with our friendly and experienced dentist today!
Restorative dentistry describes the range of treatments given to patients requiring a return to full dental health. In order to ensure your oral health and hygiene, your dentist may use any of the following treatments:
The aim of restorative dentistry is to preserve the natural teeth as much as possible. Missing teeth can be simply replaced with a dental implant, bridge, or full or partial denture. Replacing missing teeth is important for your dental health. Missing teeth can place extra pressure on the remaining teeth which have to do more work to chew food. Gaps and empty spaces in the mouth are prone to developing cavities, since larger areas of teeth are left exposed and invite a buildup of harmful plaque. Missing teeth can also cause the face to lose its structure and sag.
There is no particular treatment that is applicable to every patient. It depends on the condition of the individual.
A dentist will examine will initially examine your mouth to determine what procedure in needed to fix your problem. With the advancement in technology it is now easy to improve the quality of your life.
When deciding on the right restorative dental treatment, you need to consider the extent of your dental damage as well as your budget. Your dentist will at first aim to restore your natural teeth, before opting for full or partial dentures (as you must commit to removing and cleaning them daily). However, if you have many missing teeth and have underlying complications preventing you from having dental implants, full or partial dentures may be a good option for you.
To determine the cost of your treatment, you’ll need to book an initial consultation with your dentist. After carrying out a full examination of your teeth and gums, your dentist will decide on the correct treatment, draw up a treatment plan, and provide estimates of the cost.