Prosthetics · US Dental Care

Dental restorations: preserving healthy tooth structure.

Your dentist assesses what can be preserved, the forces on the tooth and the restoration it needs. The design and material are selected after assessment.

Book a consultation Restoration fees

Preservation FirstWe preserve healthy tissue as far as your clinical situation allows. A conservative approach still includes all necessary treatment.

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Preserve

First, we determine how much natural tooth structure can be preserved.

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Restore

We restore the areas that need treatment.

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Replace

Tooth replacement is considered when a tooth is missing or can no longer be preserved.

Minimal Intervention

Digital Planning

CEREC · CAD/CAM

Choosing the Restoration

Inlays, crowns and veneers: what does your tooth need?

Your dentist assesses tooth structure, chewing forces and your bite, then recommends a restoration. Inlays, crowns, veneers and implant crowns serve different purposes.

Visual Guide · Illustrative

The extent of the restoration depends on what needs to be repaired.

An illustration of restoration coverage, rather than a model of any individual treatment.

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Inlay / Onlay

Inlay or onlay

Repairs a damaged part of the tooth when the remaining structure allows partial coverage.

Preserving remaining tooth structure when appropriate.

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Crown

Protects and restores a significantly damaged tooth when less extensive coverage would be insufficient.

A restoration for a natural tooth that can be retained.

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Veneer

A thin ceramic restoration to change the shape, proportions or color of the front surface of a tooth.

Tooth preparation and your bite are assessed individually.

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Implant Crown

Implant crown

Replaces a missing tooth with an implant-supported restoration when implant treatment is clinically appropriate.

Part of a coordinated implant and restorative treatment plan.

Clinical PrincipleThe shape, material and extent of the restoration are determined after assessment.

Prosthodontist · Clinical Expertise

Suren Mailyan, restorative dentist at US Dental Care

US Dental Care Suren Mailyan

Restorative and general dentist

Prosthetic Decision

Your dentist: Suren Mailyan, restorative dentist.

Your dentist assesses tooth structure and your bite, selects the method and material, and checks the finished restoration.

Clinical PrincipleTooth shape is planned around function and chewing forces.

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Education: RUDN University

Dental education, clinical residency and postgraduate study.

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Training in the United States

New York, 2003; University of Southern California, 2008.

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Ceramic restorations

Course in veneers, inlays and onlays, 2024.

Background and training Book a consultation

Individual PlanningYour treatment plan is discussed after examination and any necessary tests.

CEREC · CAD/CAM

CEREC: restorations made in the clinic.

Digital scanning, design and manufacturing in one system. In suitable clinical cases, a restoration can be placed in a single visit.

The CEREC digital system at US Dental Care

CEREC · US Dental Care

Designing the restoration before it is made.Your dentist then checks its fit, contacts and function.

Chairside Dentistry

Inlays, onlays and crowns when indicated.

CEREC can be used to make ceramic inlays, onlays and crowns.

The manufacturing method and number of visits depend on the tooth and the selected material.

CEREC equipment for making restorations at US Dental Care

Manufacturing CEREC produces an individual restoration from a digital design.

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Digital design A shape based on a digital model of your teeth.

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Made in the clinic In-clinic manufacturing for suitable restorations.

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A possible single visit Manufacturing and placement may be possible in one visit when appropriate.

Important

CEREC complements diagnosis, tooth preparation and the dentist's checks.

One visit is a possibility, rather than a treatment goal.

The method and timeline are determined by your clinical needs. Multiple visits are arranged when necessary.

Treatment Journey

Your restorative treatment journey.

Seven stages, from consultation to follow-up. Their scope and sequence depend on your clinical situation.

A digital model helps plan the restoration's shape.

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Consultation

We discuss your concerns and examine your teeth.

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Diagnostics

Assessment

X-rays, scans and other tests when indicated.

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Treatment Plan

Treatment plan

We agree on the restoration, treatment stages and specialist involvement.

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Preparation

We complete any treatment needed before the restorative stage.

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Restoration

Making the restoration

The selected restoration is made after preparation.

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Try-in & Fixation

Try-in and placement

We check fit, contacts and function before placement.

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Control

Follow-up

We arrange follow-up and explain how to care for your restoration.

Patient ExperienceAt every stage, you understand the next step and how it fits into your plan.

Treatment Plan · Cost

Restorative dentistry fees.

Below are starting fees for individual World Class restorations. Your final estimate is prepared after assessment and agreement on the treatment stages.

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World Class