Restorative dentistry
Dental therapy - Restorative dentistry
Treating tooth lesions — cavities above all — with modern fillings or inlays, effective and long-lasting.
- Early detection
- Effective treatment
- Modern fillings
What it means
We treat tooth lesions, cavities above all
Restorative dentistry, also called dental therapy, deals mainly with treating tooth lesions. The most common are the well-known cavities — the most frequent dental condition, in children and adults alike.
Cavities destroy the hard tissues of the teeth. The sooner they are detected, the simpler and the less costly the treatment.
Cavities
The most common tooth lesions.
The first signs
Pain from sweets, sensitivity to hot and cold.
Early detection
Simpler, cheaper treatment.
Filling
In most cases, the tooth is treated successfully.
Step by step
How the treatment unfolds
- 01/04
Consultation
Clinical examination and diagnosis, for the best course of treatment.
- 02/04
Locating the lesion
We identify the cavity and its extent.
- 03/04
Cleaning the tooth
We remove the tissue affected by decay.
- 04/04
Filling or inlay
Rebuilding the tooth by the most suitable method.
Worth remembering
Good to know
Tooth decay is the most common dental condition — in children and adults alike.
The sooner a cavity is detected, the simpler and cheaper the treatment.
Pain from sweets or sensitivity to hot and cold are the first signs that a tooth has become prone to cavities.
Frequently asked questions
What patients ask most often
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How do I know I have a cavity?
The first signs are often pain from sweets and sensitivity to hot and cold, or simply a discoloured tooth. A definite diagnosis is made at the consultation.
Does filling a tooth hurt?
The treatment is carried out under anaesthesia when needed, so that it is comfortable for the patient.
What happens if I put off the treatment?
The cavity advances and can reach the nerve of the tooth, and the treatment becomes more complex (for example, a root canal treatment or a crown). Early detection means simpler, cheaper treatment.
How long does treating a cavity take?
A simple filling is usually done in a single visit. More advanced cases may need several visits.
Appointment
Book a consultation for a cavity
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- Call us0767 919 714
- Today, Tuesday14:00–21:00
- Bulevardul Pipera, nr. 4C, vila F1