Department of Restorative Dentistry is a clinical field that focuses on preventive dentistry, cariology (the study of dental caries), caries treatment, aesthetic dentistry, gerodontology (dentistry for the elderly), and contemporary dental materials and technology. It also provides doctorate and specialty training.

Fields of Study in the Department of Restorative Dentistry

• Amalgam, composite, and glass ionomer fillings (anterior and posterior teeth)
• Direct/indirect composite and porcelain aesthetic restorations (inlay, onlay, and laminate veneer restorations)
• Aesthetic approaches in cases of trauma and tooth fractures
• Vital and non-vital tooth whitening (home-based, office-based, and laser-activated)
• Treatments for dentin sensitivity
• Vital pulp therapies
• Pre-prosthetic restorations
• Conservative dental treatments for geriatric and oncology patient groups
• Individual preventive (anti-caries) applications for adults