Traditional VS.
Biomimetic Dentistry

Despite the many advancements in biomedical and biomaterial sciences, technology, and growing demand for better dental care, it's surprising to find that many dental treatment methods are still based on traditional practices from the early 1900s.

Biomimetic Restorative Dentistry (BRD), a scientifically supported and innovative approach to dental treatment, addresses the shortcomings and limitations of traditional dentistry. BRD provides a solution for teeth that are fragile, cracked, or decaying by fortifying them and guarding against bacterial intrusion, thus avoiding the necessity of crowns and root canal procedures that involve reducing the size of the teeth.

What is the

Practical Difference?

With traditional dentistry, healthy tooth structure must be removed to make room for a new restoration, leading to damage and loss of valuable tooth material. Biomimetic Restorative Dentistry, on the other hand, is a less invasive, more conservative approach that not only preserves healthy tooth structure but especially improves the strength of the tooth.

Traditional Dentistry has faced challenges with a reliance on over-engineered materials, due to a lack of understanding of the natural mechanics of teeth. Biomimetic Restorative Dentistry (BRD) is based on the fundamental principles of the biomechanics of teeth, taking into account their movement, flexibility, and force dynamics. With modern advancements, it is now possible to reconstruct teeth with materials that more closely mimic natural teeth, providing a stronger and longer-lasting restoration.
By opting for Biomimetic Restorative Dentistry treatments, patients can receive higher-quality dental care and avoid the destructive practices associated with traditional dentistry.