Restorative dental treatment covers the procedures applied to address loss of tooth structure and irregularities of form and shade. Laminate veneers, composite restorations and tooth whitening fall under this heading. Planning takes into account not only the teeth but also the gum level, the occlusal relationship and lip movement. Which procedure will be applied, and to what extent preparation of the tooth structure will be required, are explained to the patient by the dentist after clinical examination and radiological assessment.
Restorative Dental Treatment
The shade, form and loss of structure of the tooth are assessed and planned after clinical examination.
General information
Treatments under this heading
The method to be applied is determined after examination by the dentist.
Restorative Treatment Planning
Pre-treatment planning carried out with photographs, models and digital impression records.
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Porcelain Laminate Veneers
Thin porcelain restorations applied to the front surface of the tooth.
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Teeth Whitening
A whitening procedure carried out in the clinic or at home under the supervision of a dentist.
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Composite Restoration
A direct restoration made with tooth-coloured composite material.
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In which situations is it assessed?
- Patients with irregularities in the shade or form of their teeth
- Patients with loss of tooth structure
- Patients requiring an occlusal and aesthetic assessment
Treatment process
- 1 Clinical examination and taking of records
- 2 Explaining the treatment options to the patient
- 3 Application and try-in
- 4 Review and aftercare advice