Department of Restorative Dentistry

Restorative Dentistry is the dental specialty that prevents diseases affecting the hard tissues of the teeth such as enamel, dentin and cementum, diagnoses form defects or loss of tooth structure caused by developmental and acquired diseases of the teeth, treats them with the most conservative approach possible, and thus restores the patient's lost function and esthetics.

Treatments performed within the Department of Restorative Dentistry include anterior and posterior composite restorations, porcelain and composite laminate veneer restorations, CAD-CAM restorations, smile design, minimally invasive restorations, restorations of root canal-treated teeth, fiber post applications, fiber-reinforced composite restorations, endocrowns, inlays-onlays-overlays, whitening of vital and non-vital teeth (physiological and pathological tooth discoloration), closure of diastemas (gaps between teeth), treatment of enamel hypoplasia, pulp capping and treatment of tooth sensitivity.