Treatment of caries

The patient came in with complaints of discomfort while chewing and darkening in the area of the chewing teeth.

During the clinical examination, carious lesions were detected in the fissures of the chewing teeth.

The working field was isolated using a rubber dam, the tissues affected by caries were removed, and the cavity was medically treated.

The patient came in with complaints of discomfort while chewing and the unaesthetic appearance of the fillings. The previously placed restorations had been done without recreating the anatomy.

The examination revealed poor-quality fillings with a disrupted relief of the chewing surface and insufficient sealing.

A rubber dam isolation was performed, the old restorations were removed, the tooth tissues were revised, secondary caries was eliminated, and the cavities were prepared for re-restoration.

The patient came in with complaints about the unaesthetic appearance of her smile: uneven color, shape of the front teeth, and signs of wear.

The restoration was performed in layers using modern photopolymer materials, which made it possible to accurately reproduce the natural anatomy of the teeth and the optical properties of enamel and dentin. Special attention was paid to the harmony of the smile and the patient's individual facial features.

The patient came in for a preventive check-up. The examination revealed multiple pigmented fissures and initial carious lesions in several chewing teeth.

Multiple fissure caries of the molars and premolars was clinically diagnosed.

The working field was isolated with a rubber dam to ensure full dryness and infection control. Gentle removal of the affected tissues was performed with maximum preservation of healthy tooth structure, and the cavities were medically treated.