A crown covers a damaged tooth to restore strength and protect internal structures. It is used when fractures, large cavities, or severe wear compromise stability.
A root canal removes infected pulp from inside a tooth to eliminate pain and prevent the spread of infection. It stabilizes the tooth from within and preserves natural structure.
Composite resin is placed inside a cavity to stop decay and restore tooth function. This treatment addresses sudden pain caused by deep or expanding damage.
An extraction removes a tooth that cannot be restored due to trauma, advanced decay, or structural failure. The procedure focuses on controlled removal and immediate stabilization.
Bonding uses composite resin to repair chips, cracks, or minor fractures. It restores tooth shape quickly and is often used for sudden cosmetic or structural emergencies.
Wisdom teeth are removed when they cause swelling, pressure, or infection. The procedure targets impacted or partially erupted teeth that disrupt surrounding structures.
