Minimally Invasive “Biomimetic” Dentistry At Natural Smile EastMed Dental
Minimally invasive dentistry is a fast-growing movement in modern dentistry. Traditional approaches to treating damaged and decayed teeth require a more aggressive preparation to place a strong restoration, with emphasis being on the strength of the repaired tooth, rather than on the function and biomechanics. As such it is no surprise that teeth continue to deteriorate further with the later need for more invasive treatments such as root canal therapy.
What is Biomimetic Dentistry?
Biomimetic dentistry means to mimic biology. Nature has already created the most ideal properties of our teeth. When practicing biomimetic dentistry to restore damaged, broken and decayed teeth, the goal is to return the tooth to its original strength, function and aesthetics. Using these modern techniques mean that more natural healthy tooth structure is retained and only the damaged parts are removed. Ultimately, minimally invasive dental practice means less time in the chair, less return visits, less discomfort and more money saved on long term maintenance of your teeth.
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