Although tooth enamel is the hardest tissue in the human body, it is often subject to damage from the effects of various substances. Tooth enamel is the protective shell of the tooth. Damage to the enamel leads to serious consequences — for example, loss of the tooth if a specialist is not consulted in time. The main cause of enamel damage is caries, but mechanical damage is also possible. Whatever the cause of the damage, the result is the same: it impairs not only the appearance but often the function of the tooth.

Our specialists offer a wide range of professional services for restoring tooth enamel, known as cosmetic restoration.

To preserve the beauty and function of your smile, our specialists use cosmetic tooth-restoration technology, which makes it possible not only to restore the tooth but also to bring back the aesthetic appeal of your smile.

The advantages of cosmetic restoration

The main goal of tooth restoration is to restore its appearance and function. After restoration, a tooth must perform the same functions as a healthy one, so the procedure involves recreating not only the external beauty but also the natural chewing functions.

In cosmetic tooth restoration, an important role is played not only by the material the doctor will use, but also by a correctly matched colour, so that the restored tooth does not differ from its neighbours. Such materials are highly durable and completely harmless to the human body. With this technology it is possible to mask cracks and chips, close gaps between teeth and fully restore a damaged tooth.

Restoring youthfulness

After restoring the dental arch, the patient not only regains an attractive smile but also achieves a rejuvenating effect. Cosmetic smile rejuvenation is a set of procedures that includes lengthening the line of the front teeth and closing the darkened spaces near the gums that appear in patients with age. All these dental techniques keep your smile young and naturally radiant.

The cosmetic restoration procedure

The cosmetic tooth restoration offered by our clinic is performed using direct and indirect techniques:

Direct restoration — a procedure that involves restoring teeth directly in the patient’s mouth. Such techniques include polishing, build-up and correction of the tooth with special polymer materials.

Indirect restoration — the fabrication of special overlays, veneers or crowns that are then placed in the mouth. Veneers and crowns are made according to each patient’s individual characteristics; the doctor selects a natural shape, size and colour, achieving a high level of aesthetics.

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