What is restorative dentistry and what does it encompass? Specialist Dentist Berçem Kalender Arslan shares the details of this specialty area, which offers excellent results both functionally and aesthetically.
What is the Purpose of Restorative Dentistry?
Restorative dentistry is a specialty area that addresses both the function (chewing, speaking, etc.) and aesthetics of teeth. The main purpose in this field is to achieve natural and long-lasting treatment results by preserving healthy tooth tissue as much as possible.
What Applications Does It Cover?
The main applications of restorative dentistry, which prioritizes minimally invasive approaches, are as follows:
- Composite Restorations
- Aesthetic Fillings
- Tooth Whitening Applications
Is Aesthetics Alone Enough?
Dr. Berçem Kalender Arslan emphasizes that it is not enough for treatments to be aesthetically successful alone. It is of great importance that the procedures performed are also correct from a biological and functional perspective. To achieve this success, proper planning should be done in light of current scientific data.
Our Goal: To offer personalized, natural-looking, functional, and sustainable solutions for each individual!