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A damaged, worn or decayed tooth can affect how comfortably you eat, speak and use your teeth.
At Dr. Dalia Siddig Medical Center in Al Majaz, Sharjah, restorative dentistry focuses on repairing teeth where possible and rebuilding areas that have been weakened or lost.
Treatment may range from a simple filling to a crown, bridge or more comprehensive restorative plan, depending on the condition of the tooth.
Restorative dentistry is used to repair or replace teeth affected by decay, fractures, wear, previous dental work or tooth loss.
Treatment may include:
The type of restoration depends on how much healthy tooth structure remains and how much support the tooth needs.
You may need a restorative dental assessment if you have:
You do not need to know whether the solution is a filling, crown or another procedure before booking.
The dentist can first examine the tooth and determine what can be restored.
Fillings may be used to repair teeth affected by decay or smaller areas of damage.
A crown may be recommended when a tooth needs more support than a filling can provide.
Bridges can replace selected missing teeth by using neighbouring teeth or other supporting structures.
When the tissue inside a tooth is affected, root canal treatment may help retain the tooth before it is restored.
Dental implants may be considered when a missing tooth needs to be replaced and the area is suitable.
Your dentist examines the affected tooth, surrounding gums and any previous dental work.
X-rays or other records may be recommended to understand the extent of damage.
The dentist considers how much healthy tooth remains and what type of restoration would provide appropriate support.
Treatment may involve a filling, crown, bridge or another restorative procedure depending on the findings.
Your dentist will explain how to care for the restored tooth and when it should be reviewed.
Restorative dental care can help:
The choice depends mainly on how much of the tooth needs to be rebuilt.
A filling may be suitable when the damaged area is smaller and enough healthy tooth structure remains.
A crown may be considered when the tooth is more extensively weakened, fractured or heavily restored.
The dentist will recommend the option that provides the support the tooth requires.
The type of restoration is selected according to the amount of damage and remaining healthy tooth structure.
The clinic provides fillings, crowns, bridges, root canal treatment, implants and full mouth rehabilitation.
Visible restorations are planned to work comfortably while also fitting naturally within your smile.
Treatment can range from repairing one damaged tooth to coordinating care for several worn, missing or heavily restored teeth.
Dr. Dalia Siddig Medical Center is located in Al Majaz 1, Sharjah, with clinic hours from 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM on operating days.
A filling repairs a smaller area within the tooth. A crown covers much more of the tooth and may be used when greater structural support is required.
Many broken teeth can be restored. The treatment depends on how much of the tooth has fractured and whether deeper structures are involved.
Yes, if it is damaged, loose, affected by new decay or causing another clinical problem. Existing fillings can also be monitored when they remain healthy and functional.
No. Root canal treatment is generally considered when the tissue inside the tooth has become significantly inflamed, infected or damaged.
Yes. Bridges and dental implants are among the options that may be considered for replacing missing teeth.
Longevity varies according to the material, tooth condition, bite, oral hygiene and daily habits. Regular dental reviews help monitor restorations over time.
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