Restorative dentistry focuses on repairing teeth damaged by decay, wear or injury, and on replacing missing teeth. Dr. Paul has international experience in restorative and aesthetic dentistry and plans restorations to function well and look natural.
Who this treatment may suit
- Decayed, broken or worn teeth
- Missing teeth
- Failing previous dental work
Common concerns it addresses
- Pain or sensitivity
- Broken fillings
- Difficulty chewing
Suitability can only be confirmed after a clinical examination.
How restorative dentistry works
Treatment is selected tooth by tooth after diagnosis, from simple fillings to crowns, root canal treatment and implants.
Consultation and assessment
A full examination identifies which teeth need treatment and in what order.
Treatment stages
- 1
Diagnosis
Examination and X-rays.
- 2
Prioritised plan
Urgent, recommended and optional care.
- 3
Treatment
Restorations completed in planned visits.
Potential benefits
- Restores function and comfort
- Preserves natural teeth where possible
Risks and limitations
- Restorations have finite lifespans
- Some teeth may have uncertain long-term prognosis
Results vary between individuals and cannot be guaranteed. Your dentist will discuss the risks that apply to you.
Alternative options
- Extraction and replacement
- Monitoring of minor issues
Aftercare
- Good daily hygiene
- Regular reviews
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between restorative and cosmetic dentistry?
Restorative dentistry focuses on repairing function; cosmetic dentistry focuses on appearance. Many treatments do both.
Where this treatment is available
Dr. Paul sees patients at Lakeshore Aesthetic & Wellness Centre (Al Nahda), Taif Medical Centre (Deira), Dr. Paul Speciality Dental Clinic (Chungam Junction). Please check which location offers this treatment when you contact the clinic.
