Dr.Elchin Gaziyev
Aesthetic Restoration
Aesthetic restoration is a procedure that involves the correction of aesthetic defects in the shape, color, and alignment of the teeth using modern dental methods. This approach aims to improve both functionally and visually, making the patient’s smile more attractive and natural.
What is aesthetic restoration?
Aesthetic restoration is a modern dental procedure used to correct defects in the shape, color and symmetry of teeth with special materials and restore their natural appearance. This method provides high results both functionally and aesthetically. Aesthetic restoration services at Real Dent clinic are performed by professional dentists with an individual approach in accordance with the patient's facial structure and smile line.
What are the advantages of aesthetic restoration?
Restoration of natural and aesthetic appearance
Getting results in a short time
No damage to the structure of the teeth
Increases self-confidence in smiling
Application of non-invasive methods
Long-term durability
What are the stages of aesthetic restoration?
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1. Examination and initial consultation
Before aesthetic restoration, the patient's oral cavity is thoroughly examined. The current condition, symmetry, color, and functional status of the teeth are assessed. In addition, an individual treatment plan is developed, taking into account the patient's aesthetic expectations and medical history. -
2. Color and material selection
The appropriate composite material or other restorative material is selected based on the patient's natural tooth color and facial structure. The goal is to maintain the natural appearance as much as possible and to ensure harmony of the teeth with the surrounding tissues. -
3. Tooth preparation (if required)
In some cases, a minimal, non-invasive grinding process is performed on the tooth surface for better adhesion and shaping. During this stage, the tooth structure is preserved and the surface is prepared for the procedure with the necessary cleaning. -
4. Application of restorative material
The selected composite material is applied layer by layer to the tooth surface. Each layer is hardened with a special polymerization light. This approach both increases durability and allows for a more natural tooth shape. -
5. Shaping and polishing
The contours of the restored tooth, its symmetry with neighboring teeth, and chewing function are checked. The surface of the tooth is polished with special tools to make it shiny, smooth, and natural-looking. -
6. Final evaluation and recommendations
After the procedure is completed, the result is evaluated together with the patient. The doctor provides special hygiene rules and care recommendations to protect the teeth. The result is long-lasting and aesthetically pleasing.
Questions and answers about Aesthetic Restoration
During aesthetic restoration, tooth filling is carried out using specially shaded composite materials that perfectly match the natural color and shape of the tooth. This method restores both the health and aesthetics of the tooth without compromising its appearance.
Is aesthetic restoration possible at an early stage of caries? Caries detected at an early stage is considered ideal for aesthetic restoration. In such cases, the decay is cleaned with minimal intervention, and the tooth is filled with a special composite material, preserving its natural appearance.
Can root canal treatment be considered part of aesthetic restoration? Yes. Root canal treatment is performed to save infected or damaged teeth. Once the treatment is completed, the shape and appearance of the tooth are restored with aesthetic materials, completing the restoration process.
Do the materials used in aesthetic restoration change the color of the tooth? No. Modern aesthetic restoration materials are carefully selected to perfectly match the color of the tooth and maintain color stability over time. They also show high resistance to staining from substances like coffee and tea.
