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Everyday care, done beautifully

Conservative dentistry

Fillings, root canals, and early-cavity treatment — gentle detail that lasts.

A smiling patient

Conservative dentistry is the foundation of everyday tooth care — treating cavities before they reach the pulp, and restoring teeth that already have them. The earlier a problem is caught, the less invasive and less costly it is to treat.

In our practice, early-stage cavities are treated with the ICON method — no drilling, using resin infiltration into the affected enamel to stop the lesion before it becomes a cavity that needs filling. Where a cavity already exists, we use composite fillings matched in colour to the natural tooth.

We also handle root canal treatment — when decay reaches the tooth's pulp, we remove the affected tissue, disinfect, and seal the root canals to save the tooth instead of extracting it.

In practice

What your treatment includes

01

Composite filling

Restoring a cavity with composite material in a colour close to the natural tooth — the most common conservative dentistry procedure.

02

ICON early caries treatment

Stopping an early-stage cavity without drilling — resin infiltrates and strengthens the enamel from within.

03

Composite veneer (bonding)

Improving the shape or colour of a single tooth with composite material applied directly to the tooth, without permanently grinding it down.

04

Inlay/onlay

A lab-made restoration (composite or porcelain) used for larger cavities where a standard filling wouldn't provide enough strength.

05

Root canal treatment

Removing diseased pulp, disinfecting, and sealing the root canals — saves a tooth that would otherwise need extraction.

06

Sensitivity treatment (Seal&Protect)

A procedure to reduce tooth sensitivity to cold, heat, and sweets by sealing exposed dentin tubules.

What happens when you sit in our chair

1

Check-up and diagnostics

Assessing the state of your teeth, with a targeted X-ray if needed.

2

Anaesthetic

For deeper cavities or root canal treatment — local anaesthetic so the procedure is painless.

3

Preparing the cavity

Removing the diseased tooth tissue.

4

Restoration

A filling, veneer, or inlay/onlay — matched to the size and location of the cavity.

5

Check

Checking the bite and fit of the restoration so the tooth functions correctly right away.

Why everyday dentistry feels different here

On-site diagnostics

Our own digital pantomogram lets us quickly assess how deep a cavity goes, without referring you to an outside X-ray lab.

Drill-free ICON method

We treat early-stage cavities in a minimally invasive way, before a classic filling becomes necessary.

An individual approach

Every treatment plan is matched to the patient's situation, without rushing and without unnecessary procedures.

Questions about fillings & root canals