Conservative dentistry in Valencia

Preserving the health of your teeth is our priority at Asistencia Dental Plus

Conservative dentistry aims keep your natural teeth for as long as possible, avoiding unnecessary extractions. It focuses on the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of the most common dental injuries, such as cavities or fractures, always using minimally invasive techniques and state-of-the-art aesthetic materials.

Endodontics, for its part, allows save damaged teeth due to deep cavities or infections in the dental nerve. Thanks to rotary technology and local anesthesia, it is now a safe, effective, and virtually painless procedure.

At Asistencia Dental Plus we work to care for and preserve your natural smile with precise, safe and long-lasting treatments

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Conservative dentistry treatments in Valencia that we can recommend depending on your case

Conservative dentistry allows the treatment of cavities, fractures, wear, and dental injuries with the aim of preserve the natural tooth whenever possible. At Asistencia Dental Plus we assess each case to determine the most appropriate treatment, trying to preserve as much healthy tooth structure as possible.

Fillings, reconstructions and prevention

Aesthetic fillings

The aesthetic fillings They are used to repair cavities, small fractures, or localized wear. We use tooth-colored composites to rebuild the damaged area and restore the tooth's shape, function, and appearance.

It is a conservative treatment that allows action to be taken before the lesion progresses and can affect deeper layers of the tooth.

Suitable for: small or moderate cavities, small fractures, localized wear, or replacement of old, deteriorated fillings.
Advantages: fast, aesthetic treatment aimed at preserving the natural tooth.

Dental reconstructions

When tooth structure loss is more extensive, dental reconstruction may be necessary. This treatment restores some of the tooth's shape, strength, and function using aesthetic materials that match the tooth's natural color.

In some cases, when the damage is more extensive or the tooth needs more reinforcement, dental inlays can be considered as a stronger and more precise alternative to a direct reconstruction.

Suitable for: teeth with fractures, extensive cavities, advanced wear, or old, deteriorated restorations.
AdvantagesThey restore the shape of the tooth, improve chewing function, and strengthen the affected dental structure.

Sealants and prevention

Fissure sealants help protect the deeper areas of molars and premolars, where plaque can easily accumulate. They are especially useful in children and teenagers, although they can also be recommended for adults at risk of cavities.

In addition, prevention includes regular check-ups, professional hygiene, plaque control, brushing guidelines, and early detection of lesions to avoid more complex treatments.

Suitable for: patients at risk of cavities, children, adolescents or people with deep dental grooves.
AdvantagesThey help prevent cavities and allow for conservative treatment.

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Endodontics

The endodontics This procedure may be necessary when a deep cavity, fracture, or infection affects the tooth's nerve. The treatment involves cleaning, disinfecting, and sealing the inside of the tooth to preserve the natural tooth structure whenever possible.

At Asistencia Dental Plus, we perform this procedure with clinical and radiographic control, ensuring precision in cleaning the canals and subsequent sealing. After endodontic treatment, it may be necessary to rebuild the tooth or protect it with a more resistant restoration, depending on the amount of remaining tooth structure.

Suitable for: deep cavities, dental infection, persistent pain, trauma, or nerve damage.
Advantages: allows us to avoid extraction in many cases and preserve the function of the treated tooth.

Preserve your natural teeth with proper treatment

Treating a cavity, fracture, or infection in time can prevent the problem from progressing and compromising the tooth.

In Asistencia Dental Plus, We will study your case to determine the appropriate treatment. Conservative dentistry in Valencia more suitable and help you maintain a healthy, functional and stable mouth

At Asistencia Dental Plus we make it possible

BENEFITS

Preservation of the natural tooth.

Minimally invasive treatments.

Aesthetic and biocompatible materials.

Comfortable and safe procedures.

Durable and customized solutions.

Questions frequent

We answer some of the most common questions about our conservative dentistry treatments in Valencia so you can choose your best option with complete confidence.

What treatments does conservative dentistry include?

Conservative dentistry includes treatments designed to preserve natural teeth, repair damage, and prevent cavities, fractures, or wear from progressing to the point of compromising the tooth. Common treatments include dental fillings, aesthetic restorations, inlays, preventive treatments, and root canals when the lesion affects the tooth's nerve. At Asistencia Dental Plus, we evaluate each case to determine the most appropriate treatment, striving to preserve as much healthy tooth structure as possible.

When do I need a dental filling?

A dental filling may be necessary when a cavity has damaged part of the tooth, but it can still be restored conservatively. It may also be indicated to repair small fractures, wear, or old, deteriorated restorations. The goal of a filling is to remove the affected tissue, clean the area, and rebuild the tooth with an aesthetic material that restores its shape and function. The earlier a cavity is treated, the simpler the treatment usually is and the more healthy tooth structure can be preserved.

What is the difference between a filling, a reconstruction, and an inlay?

A filling is typically used to repair small to moderate damage caused by cavities or minor fractures. Dental reconstruction is indicated when there is more significant loss of tooth structure and it is necessary to restore some of the tooth's shape, strength, and appearance. A dental inlay can be an alternative when the damage is more extensive but a crown is not yet required. It is custom-made and allows for more precise reinforcement of the tooth in certain cases. The choice depends on the size of the damage, the affected area, the bite, and the amount of remaining healthy tooth structure.

When is a root canal necessary?

Root canal treatment may be necessary when a deep cavity, fracture, or trauma affects the tooth's nerve. In these cases, intense pain, prolonged sensitivity to hot or cold, discomfort when chewing, inflammation, or infection may occur. The treatment involves cleaning the inside of the tooth, removing the affected tissue, disinfecting the canals, and sealing them to save the tooth whenever possible. Not all cavities require root canal treatment. Therefore, it is important to perform a clinical and radiographic evaluation before recommending the treatment.

Does a root canal hurt?

Root canal treatment should not be painful during the procedure, as it is performed under local anesthesia. The goal is to treat the source of the pain or infection and save the affected tooth. After the treatment, you may experience some discomfort when chewing or temporary sensitivity for a few days, especially if there was prior inflammation. These discomforts are usually managed with the dentist's instructions.

Does a root canal-treated tooth need a crown?

Not always. The need for a crown after a root canal depends on the amount of tooth structure lost, the tooth's position, and the load it bears while chewing. In very weakened teeth, especially molars or premolars, a crown or a more robust restoration may be advisable to protect the tooth from fracture. In other cases, a simple reconstruction may suffice. The decision should be made after assessing the tooth's actual condition.

How long does a dental filling or reconstruction last?

The lifespan of a filling or restoration depends on the size of the restoration, the material used, oral hygiene, bite, the patient's habits, and regular checkups. A small, well-cared-for filling can last for many years, but no restoration is permanent. Over time, it can wear down, leak, fracture, or need replacing. Checkups allow for early detection of whether a restoration is still in good condition or if it should be repaired before the problem worsens.

How much does conservative dental treatment cost in Valencia?

The price of restorative dentistry treatment in Valencia depends on the type of procedure required and the complexity of the case. A simple filling, an extensive reconstruction, an inlay, or a root canal will not cost the same. At Asistencia Dental Plus, we conduct a preliminary assessment to diagnose the problem, explain the available options, and provide a personalized quote before beginning treatment.

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