Ceramics, Composite, Tooth-Colored Fillings
Modern dentistry now enables restorations that integrate functionally and visually very naturally into your dentition. Defective teeth can often be restored with tooth-colored materials – stable, aesthetic, and as conservative as possible.
Different materials are used depending on the size of the defect. High-quality composites are suitable for small and medium-sized damage. These tooth-colored filling materials are built up directly in the tooth and precisely adapted to your natural tooth shape.
For larger defects, ceramic restorations may be appropriate – for example, inlays, partial crowns, crowns, or bridges. These are individually fabricated in the dental laboratory and then inserted with precise fit.
The Advantages of Modern Ceramic Restorations
Ceramics are particularly convincing due to their natural appearance. Color, light reflection, and surface closely resemble the natural tooth. As a result, ceramic restorations usually appear particularly harmonious and inconspicuous.
In addition, often only the damaged area can be treated without unnecessarily removing healthy tooth structure. Modern bonding techniques create a stable connection with the tooth, which can additionally contribute to strength.
Ceramics also offer many functional advantages: the material is durable, well-tolerated, and possesses properties very similar to the natural tooth.
Which Restoration Is Right for You?
Whether composite filling, ceramic inlay, or larger restoration – the individual situation of your tooth is always decisive. Together we will discuss which solution is medically appropriate, remains stable long-term, and is aesthetically suitable for you.
Further information: More on Aesthetics, on Implants, and for an overview under Treatment