CONSERVATIVE DENTISTRY

Restorative dentistry is the branch of dentistry that allows for the restoration of teeth with cavities, fractures, changes in shape and/or color, or the replacement of aging fillings, with great comfort, restoring and improving dental aesthetics and function. Treatments are performed using highly aesthetic materials that mimic lost tissues in a biomimetic way, achieving the most natural and aesthetic appearance possible.

In recent years, the aesthetic aspect of restorative dentistry has seen notable developments due to the emergence of new technologies and materials, allowing dentists to restore teeth conservatively with excellent aesthetic results.

In addition to the aesthetic benefits, tooth restoration can also prevent cavities in adjacent teeth and other problems, such as muscle injuries, systemic infections, phonetic and masticatory capacity, and the stability of the remaining teeth.