Restorative Dentistry

Restorative dental treatment in India at India Dental Clinic: Restorative dentistry dental procedures aim at restoring teeth that have been damaged due to dental decay or chipped tooth in an injury. It also includes replacing missing or diseased teeth to normal form and function as a measure of complete restorative dentistry solutions. Restorative dentistry specialist in India will help in protecting and enhancing your overall oral health for low dental fee. Affordable and cheap restorative dental treatments can be availed at the listed India Dental Clinic or any other restorative dental care centers in India.

Restorative dental care in India you find that there are situations when different types of dental restorations may be needed as choice of treatment for various reasons at chosen dental office in India. The restorative approach is to ensure saving teeth that would otherwise need to be extracted. Restorations include fillings, inlays and onlays, veneers, crowns, implants, bridges, and dentures. Dental restorations can be described as direct and indirect restorations. Some restorations require multiple visits to the dentist (e.g., crowns, bridges). Restorations can be made from a number of different materials, including amalgam, composite resin, ionomers, metal alloys, porcelain and porcelain fused to metal.

Restorative dental surgery India: It is at the time of visit to the restorative dentist India for a dental examination in restorative & cosmetic tooth care procedures in India, a recommendation is made to the patients on the type of restoration is right for them. The general process for dental restorations is similar for all types of restoration. The tooth is first prepared for the restoration at dental clinic in India. Any tooth decay is removed and the tooth may be reshaped. If an indirect restoration is to be used, the dentist will take an impression to make the restoration at dental lab in India he/she works with. The restoration can then be placed and adjusted as needed at restorative dental clinic in India. Once placed, dental restorations do not usually cause discomfort.

Restorative cosmetic dental care procedures like bonding or veneers for slightly crooked teeth are attractive and time saving options for those who cannot afford to undergo full length of regular orthodontic treatments for various reasons. Other dental procedures may be advised necessary by the Indian restorative dentist at India Dental Clinic before some dental restorations. For example, a root canal treatment may be required before a tooth crown can be placed, with or without a dental plan. The longevity of a dental restoration depends on many factors, including the patient’s health and dental hygiene habits, the type of restoration and material used, and the location of the restoration in the mouth and the skill of the dental practitioner at high grade dental surgery center.

In general dentistry & restorative dentistry India the most common of the different types of dental restorations at India Dental Clinic as mentioned are designed to do specific jobs:
 

1. Dental Sealants: Mainly used in the back teeth of children as a preventive procedure, this white filling materials in a "flowable" form.
2. Tooth Colored Fillings: Placed directly into the prepared tooth, these white fillings are esthetically most acceptable solution for decayed teeth.
3. Silver Fillings (Amalgams): These are cheaper in cost and stronger for deep decay in back teeth. Esthetically and medically (for mercury) bad, these fillings are avoided by many.
4. Dental Inlays: Costlier, stronger, and longer in life than composite fillings, inlays are pre-formed and most acceptable ceramic tooth restoration.
5. Dental Onlays: Also known as partial crown, these are non invasive lab fabricated ceramic dental restoration that covers the entire or most of the biting surface.
6. Dental Crowns: It is the largest tooth restoration. It is used as implant prosthesis or in a situation when an existing crown must be replaced.
7. Dental Veneers: These porcelain facings are used to protect tooth enamel erosion, while in another situation enamel is shaved off to shape the teeth to meet cosmetic dentistry requirements.
8. Dental Bridges: These are replacement for missing teeth when sufficient "anchor" teeth are available on each side of the gap.
9. Dental Implants: These are titanium posts (oral implants) surgically placed into the jawbone, to support single crown or implant bridge or complete implant dentures; tooth implants provide best solid foundation.
10. Removable Partial Dentures: When insufficient teeth remain to support fixed bridges acrylic or cast partials fulfill the option.
11. Removable Full Denture: In edentulous situation, complete dentures are the most commonly used option that helps maintain good general health of a patient.