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Teeth Restoration
Teeth Restoration
in Abu Dhabi UAE
Teeth restorations can help repair damaged, broken, chipped and decayed teeth ensuring that they last longer. Like the name suggests, it is all about filling in those gaps that can arise in your teeth. They can be used to plug large holes in broken teeth or even fix small chips in a front tooth.
In private practice, silver fillings have been replaced by more natural tooth-colored fillings. At Vision Dental Clinic we match the white fillings to your teeth color to produce a natural result!
These tooth fillings are made of a material that is capable of adhering to the tooth surface and contains small particles, synthetic resins and a setting ingredient called composite. Some of the tooth-colored filling materials may release fluoride which helps to prevent and reduce the incidence of further tooth decay.
1. Teeth bonding
Teeth bonding is a composite bonding technique that is mostly utilized on the upper and lower jaw’s front teeth. It is significantly less complicated than other cosmetic dental procedures and can be used to treat a variety of issues such as closing gaps between teeth, reshaping the teeth, repairing damaged teeth, and treating discolored teeth. Mainly it is recommended for the anterior teeth and it is the quickest technique to improve dental appearance because it usually takes one dental visit. Furthermore, no anesthetic is required because there will be no pain or discomfort during or after the procedure.
2. Dental Fillings
One of the most popular dental procedures is filling. When a tooth has a cavity, it requires a dental filling. The rotten part of the tooth must be removed because if it is not, it will degrade the tooth’s deeper sections. Composite fillings, amalgam fillings, and other materials can be used for a dental filling.
3. Dental Crowns
Crowns are designed to surround the entire outer tooth and are used to treat severely damaged teeth. Crowns, like inlays and onlays, are laboratory-made indirect restorations. Crowns safeguard teeth that have been seriously damaged from infection and additional structural deterioration.
There are two steps to placing a dental crown. The dentist removes diseased tissue from the tooth, cleans it, and prepares the tooth surface for the crown. Following that, the dentist takes an impression of the prepared tooth and mounts a temporary crown on it. A permanent crown is created in a dental facility using the mold of the prepared tooth.
At the final stage, the dentist will remove the temporary crown, clean the tooth, and place the permanent crown.
4. Dental Implants
Teeth bonding is a composite bonding technique that is mostly utilized on the upper and lower jaw’s front teeth. It is significantly less complicated than other cosmetic dental procedures and can be used to treat a variety of issues such as closing gaps between teeth, reshaping the teeth, repairing damaged teeth, and treating discolored teeth. Mainly it is recommended for the anterior teeth and it is the quickest technique to improve dental appearance because it usually takes one dental visit. Furthermore, no anesthetic is required because there will be no pain or discomfort during or after the procedure.
5. Dental
bridges
A dental bridge is also known as Tooth Bridge is a prosthetic teeth replacement option for missing teeth, mainly a single extracted or missing tooth. A bridge consists of three units (abutment, pontic, and abutment). Both the abutments are cemented to teeth on each side of the gap. Pontic is the middle tooth that fills the gap and rests on the gum by taking support from both the abutments. Traditional bridges, Maryland, cantilever, and implant-supported are all types of dental bridges.
6. Veneers
Veneers are a kind of teeth shell, which covers the visible surface of teeth. Veneers are used to treat a variety of aesthetic concerns such as intrinsic staining, small size teeth, fluorosis, and teeth with other enamel problems, the gap between teeth, chipped teeth, etc.
7. Dentures
Dentures are fake teeth that are removable and are used to replace missing teeth. Dentures are made to look like teeth and the gums that surround them. Dentures can be of great help in the case where multiple teeth are missing. There are two types of dentures
Partial Dentures
Partial dentures can be metal or metal-free. We at our clinic provide no metal partial dentures. When some of the natural teeth are present, partial dentures are recommended. These are designed to replace the missing teeth, by taking support from the natural teeth. No metal partial dentures consist of a resin-based framework with the teeth on top of the frame. There will be no metal wires and clips.
Complete Dentures
When teeth are completely missed or lost complete dentures are recommended. They are designed to rest onto the gums and palate without any solid support, thus suctioning onto the gums. Similar to the partial dentures we provide no metal complete dentures.
