Conservative dentistry and endodontics

Caries or chemical damage to the tooth surface caused by metabolic events in the caries deposited on the teeth can occur on all layers of the tooth and its components. Damage to dental tissue, which is most often caused by caries or traumatic damage, is repaired using high-quality composite materials that imitate natural teeth.

The progression of caries can affect one or more surfaces of the tooth, so when making a filling after caries removal, we can talk about a single-surface, double-surface or multi-surface filling.

If the caries progresses deeper to the dental pulp (nerve), an endodontic procedure is used. Pulsating pain, which increases with warm stimuli and when the body is lying down, indicates inflammation of the dental pulp (pulpitis). Then it is necessary to proceed with endodontic treatment
teeth.

Endodontics is a branch of dentistry that deals with the prevention and treatment of dental pulp and periapical tissue diseases. The primary goal of endodontics is to preserve the natural tooth and thereby postpone or prevent prosthetic and implant therapy. The procedures by which this is achieved are diagnosis
and therapy of pain of pulp origin, therapy of vital pulp, non-surgical root canal treatment, re-therapy of failed treatment, whitening of endodontically treated teeth and endodontic surgery.