Restorative dentistry is a dental procedure in which the patient's natural teeth are repaired and any damaged structures within them, such as tooth decay or damage to the gum.
Restorative Dentistry often involves filling cavities caused by disease with materials like gold alloys, porcelain compounds that match your healthy enamel color, so it blends well into surrounding teeth. The composite resin material is made of glass particles suspended in plastic resins for more strength than traditional fillings. Ionomer cement is explicitly designed for use on rear molars where chewing pressure can be very high due to its shape and rigid nature.
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