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  • Composite Restoration (Anterior) 4 or More Surfaces

    Composite Restoration (Anterior) 4 or More Surfaces

    Composite Restoration (anterior) 4 or more Surfaces refers to a dental procedure where a tooth-colored composite resin material is used to restore a tooth located in the front of the mouth (anterior) involving three surfaces of the tooth. The restoration is applied to four or more sides or surfaces of the tooth..

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  • Composite Restoration (Posterior) 1 Surface

    Composite Restoration (Posterior) 1 Surface

    Composite Restoration (posterior) 1 Surface refers to a dental procedure in which a tooth-colored composite resin material is used to restore a posterior tooth (back tooth) by addressing damage or decay on one specific surface of the tooth.

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  • Composite Restoration (Posterior) 2 Surfaces

    Composite Restoration (Posterior) 2 Surfaces

    Composite Restoration (posterior) 2 Surfaces refers to a dental procedure where a tooth-colored composite resin material is used to restore a tooth located in the back of the mouth (posterior) involving two surfaces of the tooth.

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  • Composite Restoration (Posterior) 3 Surfaces

    Composite Restoration (Posterior) 3 Surfaces

    A posterior composite restoration with 3 surfaces involves the use of tooth-colored composite resin material to repair and restore decayed or damaged molars or premolars at the back of the mouth.

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  • Composite Restoration (Posterior) 4 Surfaces

    Composite Restoration (Posterior) 4 Surfaces

    A posterior composite restoration with 4 surfaces refers to a dental procedure where a tooth is restored using a tooth-colored composite resin material.
    The restoration is done on the back teeth, which are the premolars and molars. The restoration involves four sides or surfaces of the tooth.

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  • Core Buildup

    Core Buildup

    Core Buildup refers to building up of anatomical crown when restorative crown will be placed. A material is placed in the tooth preparation for a crown when there is insufficient tooth strength and retention for the crown procedure.

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  • Denture Adjustment

    Denture Adjustment

    A denture adjustment is a modification made to a removable dental prosthesis (denture) to improve its fit, comfort, and function. Adjustments may be necessary due to changes in the oral tissues, denture wear, or other factors affecting the fit.

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  • Denture Rebase

    Denture Rebase

    A denture rebase is a dental procedure that involves replacing the entire base material of a denture while keeping the existing teeth or artificial teeth. This is done to address changes in the fit or condition of the denture base.

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  • Denture Reline, Chairside

    Denture Reline, Chairside

    Denture reline, specifically chairside denture reline, is a dental procedure performed to improve the fit and comfort of removable dentures directly in the dental office, without the need for sending the dentures to a dental laboratory.

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  • Denture Reline, Lab

    Denture Reline, Lab

    Denture Reline (lab) is the process of resurfacing the tissue side of a denture with new base material. Dentists may send your denture to a lab for relining, where technicians use specialized materials to improve the fit.

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