Root Filling Thessaloniki

Fillings are selected as a treatment method when tooth morphology has been altered, mainly due to tooth decay, and needs to be restored.   The materials used to seal a tooth cavity are either resin or porcelain.   Fillings can be direct (after adequately preparing the tooth, the dentist, at one appointment, replaces the missing parts of the tooth morphology with resin) or indirect (the missing part of the tooth will be fabricated by a dental laboratory based on an impression taken by the dentist and, during a second appointment, the dentist will cement the filling into place).   The material used in indirect fillings can be resin, composite resin, porcelain, gold, etc. In direct fillings, resin or amalgam can be used.

Bonding is the most state-of-the-art, fast and painless dental procedure for the restoration of minor teeth imperfections.   The material used in bonding is nanohybrid resin composite, and restoration can be either direct (in one appointment) or indirect.   In indirect bonding, the dentist will take an impression of the patient’s teeth, which will be sent to a dental laboratory. The dental technician will construct the restoration and in a second appointment the dentist will complete the procedure by bonding it to the teeth.   The most common aesthetic imperfections that can be fixed with bonding include:   Slightly crooked teeth Discolored teeth Chipped teeth Gaps between teeth Uneven teeth

A bridge is a method to replace natural missing teeth by synthetic ones, which are supported on the adjacent teeth. Bridges can be PFM (Porcelain Fused to Metal), zirconia and porcelain, gold-platinum and porcelain, or all-ceramic (only porcelain) bridges.

A crown (or cap) is an artificial tooth that restores the morphology of a natural tooth that has been greatly damaged.   Crowns can be PFM (Porcelain Fused to Metal), zirconia and porcelain, gold-platinum and porcelain, or all-ceramic (only porcelain) crowns.