Tooth splinting with mesh

Service Description

Tooth restoration with mesh reinforcement is a dental procedure used to rebuild the crown of a tooth using a special reinforcing mesh and filling material. This method is applied in cases of significant tooth destruction due to cavities, trauma, or after endodontic treatment, when it is necessary to strengthen the tooth structure and restore its shape and function. During the procedure, the dentist carefully removes damaged tissue and prepares the cavity for restoration. A special dental mesh is then placed inside the tooth to act as a framework. The mesh evenly distributes chewing forces and increases the strength of the restoration, reducing the risk of chips and cracks. After the mesh is positioned, the tooth is restored layer by layer with modern composite materials, color-matched to the patient’s natural teeth. This ensures both functional and aesthetic results. The restored tooth looks natural and fully participates in chewing. Mesh reinforcement is a relatively quick and accessible alternative to prosthetic restorations in certain clinical situations. The procedure is usually completed in a single visit and does not require complex surgical intervention. This method helps preserve the natural tooth, extend its lifespan, and delay or avoid more complex prosthetic treatment. The final decision on the suitability of mesh reinforcement is made by the dentist after examining and evaluating the tooth.