DefinitionSurgical dentistry refers to interventions to restore a tooth affected by dental caries or that has suffered a trauma such as a fracture. This type of restoration is also suitable for worn teeth due to malocclusion or bruxism. In other words, surgical dentistry refers to all forms of fillings – commonly called “fillings” – used to preserve a damaged tooth. These procedures include: |
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CERAMIC (PORCELAIN) RESTORATIONDental ceramics are used in the manufacture of implant-supported crowns, permanent bridges and ceramic veneers. To this day, it remains the material that most closely resembles tooth enamel, in terms of rigidity, texture and the way it reacts to temperature variations when eaten. Biocompatible, dental ceramic restores strength to a damaged tooth, while providing great chewing comfort. Finally, wear is similar to that of natural tooth enamel, which benefits both the tooth itself and neighboring teeth. Indications for treatment
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AMALGAM RESTORATION (GREY FILLING)Dental amalgam is an alloy composed mainly of mercury, silver, copper and tin. Highly resistant, it is used to restore broken, cracked or fractured teeth, or teeth affected by decay. Dental amalgam has a long history, making it one of the first generation of filling materials used in dentistry. The formula used was improved in 1896, but has remained virtually unchanged since the 1960s. Treatment indications
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