Restorative and Reconstructive Dentistry - Fillings

 

Today more and more people are retaining their natural teeth for life.  Teeth may be worn down, stained, contain large insufficient fillings, or have had root canal therapy making them at risk for fracture. 

Some teeth develop cavities which are most commonly detected by clinical (hands-on) and radiographic (x-ray) examinations. The goal of treating cavities involves two basic principals: removing the decayed portion of the tooth, and rebuilding the missing tooth structure with a filling material, usually tooth colored.

 

 

       

   

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