Total dental restoration
Restoring the aesthetic appearance and functionality of teeth at the K+31 clinic
General information
Preparation for total restoration
One of the advantages of composite restoration is the absence of the need for preliminary grinding of teeth. In particular, thanks to this, the entire procedure is carried out in one day.
Preparation for dental restoration begins with a consultation. At the same time, the doctor assesses the general condition of the oral cavity and identifies problem areas. Further steps:
- X-rays. They are necessary for a detailed study of the condition of bone tissue, tooth roots and the location of hidden infections. In this way, periodontal diseases and other pathologies can be diagnosed
- Computed tomography (CT). This diagnostic method allows you to obtain a three-dimensional image of the teeth, jaws and soft tissues. Using CT, a specialist assesses the volume and quality of bone tissue, diagnoses complex cases of root infections and accurately determines the location of nerve canals and sinuses
Active inflammatory processes (in particular, caries and gum disease) must be cured before restoration begins.
Comfortable restoration under sedation
Sedation helps ensure patient comfort during dental treatment. This effect is achieved through the introduction of special drugs. These drugs reduce the activity of the central nervous system and allow the person to remain relaxed and calm. As a result, the patient is in a semi-conscious state and retains the ability to respond to simple instructions from the doctor. He does not experience pain or fear.
2 types of sedation are used. With the inhalation method, a mixture of nitrous oxide and oxygen is supplied through a nasal mask. Deep relaxation is provided by injection sedation. It involves administering the drug through a vein.
However, sedation is not suitable for everyone. contraindications include heart failure, severe bronchial asthma, exacerbation of chronic diseases, epilepsy and allergies to drug components.
Sedation does not replace anesthesia, but complements it. The use of this method is especially relevant in the following cases:
- Fear of dental procedures causing anxiety and stress
- Low threshold for pain sensitivity (local anesthesia does not bring the desired relief)
- Strong gag reflex interfering with treatment
- Presence of hypertension (the use of local anesthetics can cause an increase in blood pressure)
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Indications for the procedure
Total restoration is a complex dental procedure. It is aimed at the complete restoration of all teeth.
High quality composites are used in the process. The aesthetic effect of the procedure is ensured through the layered application of photopolymers.
Recreation of the aesthetics of chewing teeth using direct composite restorations is carried out after treatment of multiple caries.
However, there are other indications:
Composite materials are also used when problems arise with the functioning of the temporomandibular joint. They help fix the lower jaw in the correct position - this contributes to the formation of a correct bite.