Restorative dentistry covers the diagnosis, treatment and rebuilding of teeth affected by cavities, pulpitis (inflammation of the nerve), root canal infection and other diseases of the hard tissues and pulp.
Conservative dentistry helps you keep your own teeth, remove the source of inflammation and restore the shape and function of the tooth.
We assess the condition of the tooth, determine how deep the damage goes and choose the scope of treatment needed, from a small filling to root canal therapy and a final restoration.
Restorative dentistry is the branch of dentistry that preserves and treats your own teeth without surgical removal. This is also what conservative dentistry means in practice.
The main tasks of the dentist are to find the disease, remove the damaged tissue, stop the inflammation and rebuild the structure of the tooth.
Restorative dentistry includes treatment of cavities, pulpitis and root canals, root canal retreatment, and aesthetic restoration of damaged teeth.
We check how deep the damage goes and look for hidden decay between the teeth. If needed, we take a periapical X-ray.
We carefully remove only the decayed areas. We work under magnification to save as much healthy tissue as possible.
We restore the anatomical shape of the tooth layer by layer. The colour and translucency are matched to your tooth.
We polish the surface until it is smooth and naturally glossy, and adjust the bite. The tooth looks natural and does not get in the way when you chew.

We see even the smallest damage, clean the canals precisely and save as much healthy tissue as possible.
Our restorative dentists and endodontists work with cavities, canals and restorations every day.
We choose the drug to suit your sensitivity, and the injection is given slowly, so most patients do not feel it.
Modern handpieces and optics make treatment gentler and cause less discomfort.
We give an official warranty on fillings, restorations and root canal treatment, and the doctor explains the period and conditions straight away.
We show you what is visible on the images and explain what exactly we are treating and why, so there are no surprises along the way.