Direct Aesthetic and Functional Restorations
Here we will introduce you with one of aesthetic dentistry areas – direct aestethic restoration. Often direct aestethic restorations are named aesthetic fillings.
Why to Choose Direct Aesthetic Restoration Procedure at VivaDens?
About Direct Aesthetic Restorations
In what Cases Direct Aesthetic Restorations are Used
The Main Pluses and Minuses of Direct Aesthetic Restorations
Harmonization of Procedures
Why to Choose Direct Aesthetic Restoration Procedure at VivaDens?
If you are looking for professionalism and world level quality of direct aesthetic restorations - visit VivaDens. Here professional dentists of the highest and very high qualification in aesthetic restorations are employed, laureates and finalists of Lithuanian and international competitions in the art of direct aesthetic restorations.
Dentist Ingrida Ivance (Ivanciute), is the initiator of direct aesthetic restorations in Lithuania, already for more than ten years organizes and leads professional development courses for dentists; from her the best Lithuanian specialists in aesthetic restoration were learning. From more than 10 years of its experience VivaDens knows where direct aesthetic restoration is the most suitable and where aesthetic prosthesis (indirect aesthetic restorations) with veneers or crowns, etc. would suite more and could be recommended.
Including the needs of client we harmonize direct aesthetic restorations with indirect aesthetic restorations in a team work of qualified specialists. Each dentist has photo examples of his/her works that would allow you to understand better the possibilities of direct and indirect aesthetic restorations and choose the dentist. After procedure in front teeth area you will also receive your teeth photos "before and after". Besides, the most modern and safest medical equipment (laser, microscope, digital spectrophotometer, etc.) and exceptionally qualified dentist assistants guarantee the good result at the maximum.
About Direct Aesthetic Restorations
Material used to make aesthetic fillings or direct aesthetic restorations is called composite or popularly – "aesthetic filling". Missing dentine and enamel are recreated with it. By its strength the composite equals to amalgam fillings, it is resistant to wear, releases fluoride preventing from further formation of caries lesions.
Direct aesthetic restoration we offer at VivaDens center is one of the most preserving methods of teeth restoration. When making direct aesthetic restoration natural tooth tissues are preserved to the maximum, deep cut preparation is not needed, teeth remain alive, gingiva is not damaged, natural teeth layers are recreated, their translucency and form. Natural tooth is an optimal substance guaranteeing stability, resistance and compatibility with surrounding gingiva and bone structure.
Direct aesthetic restorations are done with the precision of fine jeweler, biomimeticly – layer by layer – exactly the same way as teeth tissues developed during evolution, the small details and depth of color are imitated. Usually clients are very satisfied, because that it the most preserving tooth structure restoration method.
In what Cases Direct Aesthetic Restorations are Used
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The Main Pluses of Direct Aesthetic Restorations:
- Very aesthetic, natural, warm appearance of restorations (that is often missing in teeth prosthesis)
- Usually fewer teeth tissues are removed than in teeth prosthesis
- Strengthens teeth
- Fast solution (in one, several visits)
- Especially suitable for children, young people in case of teeth fractures
- In some cases may be as alternative to orthodontic treatment (braces, etc.), prosthesis
- Laboratory procedures are not needed (time, finances are saved)
- Having the restoration fractured it is usually easy to correct it in one visit
The Main Minuses of Direct Aesthetic Restorations:
- Composites shrink (1.2 - 3.5%) when polymerized (hardened with halogen lamp) – due to that over the time marginal integrity may be lost, permeability and coloring develop
- Composites match optical and physical characteristics of dentin, but not enamel, thus composites suit the best for dentin restorations only and ceramic (porcelain) restorations would match enamel.
- Composites accumulate plaque more, thus it is advised to polish restorations during annual professional oral hygiene visit
- Aesthetic and good quality restorations require experience, professionalism and talent from dentist.
Harmonization of Procedures
The best case is when teeth and oral cavity are treated in entirety – starting from professional oral hygiene, teeth whitening, if needed, aligning teeth with braces, treating teeth root canals, gingiva, placing implants, making dental prosthesis, harmonizing dental prosthesis with fillings, etc. Only then we may rejoice together in teeth functionality and aesthetics as well as in a long term result.
And to smile miraculously!