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What is Restorative Dental Treatment?
In order to provide an aesthetically beautiful smile, the type of treatment applied is called “Restorative Dentistry”. Every person has some personal aesthetic expectations. In addition to aesthetic qualities, when combined with health and naturalness, a positive image emerges. The arrangement and appearance between the teeth, the structure of the soft tissue surrounding the teeth, and the characteristic structure of the patient’s facial appearance constitute a whole. For this reason, a natural and beautiful appearance is aimed as a result of the meticulous work of dentists and technicians in relation to the details that adapt to the facial features. Gaining the desired qualities of the tooth structure, tooth color, removal of tartar, surface cleaning are important elements of Restorative Dentistry. For this reason, the application should be carried out under the management of specialist dentists and experienced technicians.
What are the methods used in Restorative Dental Treatment?
Many techniques are applied in restorative dental treatment. Direct or indirect composite applications, porcelain aesthetic studies, smile design, teeth whitening applications, treatments for dentin sensitivity, vital pulp treatment, pre-prosthetic restoration application are performed. Apart from these, the appropriate treatment is decided by considering the age, individual problems of the patients, the results of the evaluation of the oral and dental examination findings, with various methods such as conservative dental treatments applied to the elderly (geriatrics) and oncology patient groups, and preventive treatment applications for adults.
Who is Restorative Dental Treatment applied to?
Many people want their smile to be pleasant and expressive. For this reason, people with aesthetic sensitivity should have Restorative Dental Treatment. Deformities in the mouth and jaw structure or
deformations caused by accidental injuries can also be treated with this treatment method can be corrected. This method can be applied in the treatment of people who have problems with their gums, individuals with permanent stains on their teeth, and geriatric and oncology patients. Examination findings should be evaluated when treatment is decided. In the light of the data obtained afterwards, an appropriate treatment plan should be created in line with scientific data. In the light of the findings obtained during the treatment, the appropriate methods such as orthodontics, orthognathic surgery, plastic surgery, periodontal treatment and cosmetic dentistry should be selected and applied. The patient should be informed in advance about the preferred treatment methods.