Restoration Tooth decay It is caused due to improper use of toothbrushes and dental floss and poor oral hygiene. Failure to visit the dentist periodically causes the development of caries in the teeth and eventually leads to root canal It becomes a tooth. If the tooth is repaired in time and the caries removed in the tooth are removed and the flooring is good, the dentist will prevent the caries from developing and reaching the tooth nerve. At this stage, the empty area of ​​the tooth is filled with special materials

To begin treatment, the dentist first anesthetizes the area around the decayed tooth. The caries area is then removed by milling, turbine or laser so that it is completely free of germs and contaminants. If the caries is large and close to the root of the tooth, the dentist uses materials to protect the tooth nerve. Choosing the right material for restoration, the tooth fills and forms and polishes like a natural tooth. Dentists usually use two types of material for restoration:Amalgam Andcomposite Choosing the right material to fill depends on the extent of the decay, the location of the decayed tooth, and the allergy to a particular substance.

Restorations It is also used to repair cracked, broken teeth or teeth that have been damaged by nail biting and gnashing of teeth.

To fill and repair decayed teeth, patients are often asked which filling material is the most suitable and best. It should be said that all materials used have advantages and disadvantages that depend on the patient's condition. Regardless of the type of dental restoration, proper oral hygiene and regular examination by a dentist at least once every 6 months, is a very effective factor in preventing the occurrence and recurrence of dental problems.

Tips to consider before restoring teeth:

• The most important thing is that prevention always comes before treatment. Be diligent in maintaining your teeth.
• Even if you do not feel pain in your teeth or you do not have any problems in your mouth and teeth, still for prevention See a dentist every six months.
• Brush your teeth after every meal Toothbrush Click and be sure to dental floss Use.
• Plan your diet to consume less sugar and minimize sugar intake and do not consume sugary foods between meals.
• Tooth Decay It is a common disease that is directly related to the type and manner of your diet.
• Always remember that teeth should be used for cutting and chewing and strongly avoid breaking hard food by teeth.

Tips to pay attention to after teeth restoration:

• A restored tooth is likely to be sensitive for a few days. This sensitivity is greater to cold and heat. This sensitivity gradually improves.
• If the filling is close to the tooth nerve and there is nocturnal pain or spontaneous pain, Root canal treatment is.
• Do not eat food other than liquids for two hours after filling your teeth. You can use the filled teeth 24 hours after restoration.
• If the filling is high, see your dentist as soon as possible.
• After filling with tooth-colored materials, avoid eating colored materials (tea, soft drink…) for 24 hours as much as possible.
• Maintaining restored oral health is as important as healthy teeth.

For more information on the disadvantages and advantages of restorative materials, refer to the section Composite restoration And ترمیم آمالگام See

When should fillings be repaired?

Although fillings can last for years without repair, if you have habits such as grinding and grinding your teeth, your fillings will wear out sooner and need to be repaired.

If you notice signs of wear such as cracks in the fillings, you should see a dentist for repair. If you do not see a doctor after a filling injury and seek food with the same tooth, your tooth may crack and require more complex repairs, which in turn will cost more. If the area around the fillings is rotten, your dentist may use a veneer to repair it instead of filling it a second time.