Restorative dentistry

Restorative dentistry is the branch focused on diagnosing and treating dental decay, along with non-carious lesions such as fractures, dystrophies, or dental wear.

Tooth decay is caused by a combination of factors: bacterial plaque that breaks sugars down into acids, carbohydrate-rich foods, frequent snacking, and acidic drinks that constantly attack the tooth.

Inadequate oral hygiene (incorrect daily brushing and missing professional cleanings) favors the onset of decay and periodontal disease.

To prevent decay or to identify it early, you need a regular check-up at the dentist and a professional cleaning at least twice a year.

A tooth-colored filling is the most common treatment for decay. At the Stomaplus clinic, the treatment is minimally invasive, using state-of-the-art technologies and modern materials.