Posterior teeth restorations
It can be made directly in the mouth, to treat small caries and fractures.
Or it can be laboratory fabricated, to treat large caries and restore root canal treated teeth preventing fractures.
Ceramic restorations are more resistent and have better color stability when compared to resin.
Minimal or no removal of healthy tooth structure.
Direct resin restoration
– Removal of carie and old restoration
– Application of adhesive system
– Resin restoration
– Clinical Work – Rui Negrão
Laboratory "Onlays" to replace amalgams
– Removal of old restoration with minimal tooth structure reduction
– Construction of “onlays” – laboratory made teeth parcial restorations
– Cementation with adhesive system
– Clinical work – Jorge André Cardoso
– Laboratory work – Oleg Blashkiv
Ceramic "Onlay" in root canal treated tooth
– Root canal treated tooth, compromised and discolored
– Minimal tooth reduction to gain space for the restoration
– Ceramic “Onlay” made in laboratory
– Cementation with adhesive system
– Clinical Work – Jorge André Cardoso
– Laboratory work – Oleg Blashkiv
Laboratory Composite "Onlays" to replace the lost tooth structure
– Articulated study casts
– Previous aesthetic and funcional simulation
– Resin composite indirect restorations
– Clinical Work – Jorge André Cardoso and Teresa Taveira
– Laboratory Work – Oleg Blashkiv
ORA – Dental Esthetics and Oral Rehabilitation
Rua 23, nº 344. 3º andar, sala C,
4500-142 Espinho, Portugal
Phone (+351) 227 310 100 | (+351) 919 233 470
Email info@ora.pt
Monday to Friday – 9-13h, 15-19h | Saturday 9-13h
Train station, car parking and beach area within 5 min walk.
Oporto 30 min by train. Lisbon 2h30m by train.
Oporto Airport 30 min by car / 1h by metro-train.
