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Restorative dentistry treatments are usually the repair process of fixing damaged or missing teeth. Today it really encompasses all the disciplines that dentistry has to offer. With an integrated interdisciplinary approach to achieve optimum dental function and aesthetics for our patients.
Restorative dentistry combines the aesthetics with the practical. So as well as a beautiful smile you can get optimum dental health, functionality, and happiness for the long term.
That’s where our expertise and experience in all aspects of restorative dentistry as well as the other disciplines helps us to achieve the best possible long-term results for our patients.
Dental restoration is an ideal treatment (whichever treatment is ultimately chosen) for patients dealing with such issues as gum loss, damaged or missing teeth, or a whole host of other mouth issues where intervention is required. While dental restoration can have great physical effects – such as fixing someone’s smile, offering them greater mouth movement or the ability to speak or chew properly – they can also deeply affect a patient’s mental health, restoring the confidence in themselves they once had thanks to their new appearance. Get in touch today if you’d like to discuss whether dental restoration would be a good fit for you.
Aside from the above, dental restoration is often an important move in solving serious issues, before they evolve into something worse. For example, a patient dealing with awkward tooth placement may need to have several teeth removed or replaced before they begin to cause issues with the surrounding teeth that are still in good working condition. If you’re unsure whether or not your current mouth condition needs action to be taken, it’s wise to book an appointment to see us at Windsor Centre for Advanced Dentistry, so we can examine you and offer a professional prognosis.
Patients suffering from more severe conditions often leave their mouths the way they are, because they believe the damage to be beyond fixable. But even in some of the most complex cases, including patients with significant tooth loss, gum loss or other afflictions, restorative dentistry can be a life-changing move and offer results few patients realise are even possible.
From the application of complete rows of teeth via dental implants, to the reconstruction of worn gums utilising healthy tissue and beyond, restorative dentistry can be a lifeline for patients who believe all hope is lost. You could go from having virtually no smile at all to a full set of pearly whites and a completely healthy mouth, all in a relatively short period depending on the condition in question.
If you believe your smile is too far gone, consider The Windsor Centre for Advanced Dentistry and Dr Tidu Mankoo; his industry-leading knowledge, skills and experience could be the difference-maker you’ve been looking for!
Restorative dental treatment typically includes filling and fixing missing or broken teeth, to restore the natural function of teeth. Other treatments may also include tooth whitening, braces, root treatments, fillings, crowns, bridges, veneers, plastic gum surgery, bone and gum rebuilding & grafting, and possibly more depending on your dental problems. We aim to get the best results for our patients, so dental implants, implant dentistry, periodontal treatment, aesthetic dentistry, orthodontics, endodontics, and cosmetic dental treatments all play a key role in getting the final look and result you want.
Restoring your smile will take time but the treatments involved can be broken down into phases, which then gives you a good plan of action for the future.
It is important to understand what happens before dental treatment and after.
The patient was a middle-aged gentleman, whose teeth had deteriorated through poor dental care and gum disease. The teeth were worn down and discoloured. Some teeth were broken or missing, with gum disease and gum recession.
Full Mouth Rehabilitation: periodontal treatment, dental implants, crowns & bridgework.
We were able to treat the gum disease, stabilise the teeth and re-build some of the lost gum and bone to correct the gum recession & bone loss. His teeth were then restored with crowns and bridges on the teeth that could be saved and maintained and dental implants for the missing and failing teeth. Overall a lovely result in a difficult case.
The dental problem:
In this case the mature gentleman suffered with deep bite, poor dental work and inadequate dental care, which caused severe wear and breakdown of his teeth.
Before restorative dental treatment he had poor aesthetics and gum disease, old miscoloured crowns and general breakdown.
Full Mouth Rehabilitation: restorative treatment, endodontics, orthodontics, gum reshaping, dental implants, crowns & veneers.
Ready to change your smile for the better? Dr Tidu Mankoo is the man to speak to! A world-renowned expert with in-depth experience in all aspects of dentistry – including restorative dentistry – Dr Mankoo earned his reputation as one of the leading dental specialists across Europe over a stellar 30-year career and a host of dental awards. To benefit from Dr Mankoo’s industry-leading treatment, reach out to the Windsor Centre for Advanced Dentistry today.
Are you looking to restore your smile with restorative dentistry? If so, you can benefit from the expert, thorough, award-winning treatment from world-renowned dentist Dr Tidu Mankoo and his team.
View our Meet the Team page to find out more about the credentials of Dr Mankoo and the rest of the specialists here at The Windsor Centre for Advanced Dentistry.
Traditionally, restorative dentistry was recognised as the process of fixing teeth so they can offer their original function without pain or resistance, while cosmetic dentistry focussed purely on the appearance side of things – helping your smile look as even and attractive as possible. However, as time has passed, these terms are often interchangeable. Today, you may find people and dentists refer to both restorative dentistry and cosmetic dentistry. After all, whether it’s for practical or aesthetic purposes, ultimately something is being restored.
Restorative dentistry is an umbrella term that covers any treatment that restores the look and feel of your teeth. This can include anything from simple fillings, to complete dental implant treatments and everything in between. If you believe you may require restorative dental treatment, or you’re curious about the treatments we can offer at The Windsor Centre for Advanced Dentistry, feel free to explore our website or get in touch with the team today.
As a rule of thumb, the NHS covers the cost (or some of the cost) of common, necessary treatments designed to alleviate dental pain – these can include such things as fillings and crowns. However, for more in-depth treatments that are needed as the result of poor dental hygiene or a simple dislike of the appearance of teeth, you will likely need to cover the full cost of your treatment.
This depends entirely on the type of treatment you need, as all treatments are different. Quick and simple procedures can be relatively cheap, while more invasive and extensive ones may set you back slightly more. However, at The Windsor Centre for Advanced Dentistry, we always endeavour to make our treatments as affordable as possible while keeping in line with the general cost of dental treatments in the area. If you are interested in learning more about our fees, you can take a look at our fees page here.
