Conservative Dentistry

Conservative Dentistry is the branch of dentistry which is concerned with the conservation of teeth in the mouth. It embraces the practice of operative dentistry and endodontics, and includes various kinds of direct and indirect restorations of individual teeth in the mouth.

Tooth Filling

Dental Filling is a treatment modality to restore missing tooth structure which could have been a result of decay or trauma. Decay makes teeth hollow. Dental Filling helps to fill this gap and protect it from further decay. A filling is also used to repair broken or cracked teeth and the teeth which wear off due to dental habits like teeth grinding, nail biting etc.

Tooth Colored Filling

Today, we restore cavities and small cracks in your teeth with composite tooth colored fillings, which consists of a special non-toxic resin that can match the color of your tooth so it blends with the rest of the tooth structure and becomes invisible. These tooth colored fillings are as strong and as durable as silver, but give your smile a more natural look.

You no longer have to be self-conscious showing your smile with traditional gold and silver amalgam fillings. Now you can smile with confidence as you show off your perfectly blended tooth colored fillings.

Bleaching

Teeth whitening (bleaching) is a process of removing stains from the tooth surface and restoring the natural color of the teeth. Whitening is a one-time procedure performed by a dentist. It is amongst the most common and widely adopted cosmetic procedures. Quick, effective and relatively inexpensive, teeth whitening can be an excellent option for improving the appearance of your smile with a whiter, brighter smile, without removing any of the tooth surface.

This is not an appropriate procedure for children and, fortunately, they very rarely need it. Before determining if someone is a good candidate for teeth whitening, we conduct a thorough examination. These oral health problems require treatment prior to conducting any cosmetic dentistry procedures. This is to ensure that we are not putting whitening solution on a tooth that is decaying or exposed.