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Restorative Treatment

Restorative Dentistry

Root canal treatment, fillings, crowns and bridges to restore damaged teeth.

Pricing

  • Filling (Composite)

    RM120 - RM170

  • Composite Veneer

    From RM350 / tooth

  • Temporary Filling

    From RM60

  • Crown

    From RM1,000

  • Bridge

    RM3,500 - RM4,500

  • Root Canal (Anterior Tooth)

    From RM500

  • Root Canal (Premolar)

    From RM500

  • Root Canal (Molar)

    RM1,000 - RM1,500

Prices are indicative and may vary with clinical complexity. The exact price for your treatment is confirmed at consultation.

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What Is It?

Restorative dentistry repairs teeth damaged by decay, infection, or fracture — ranging from simple fillings, to root canal treatment for infected tooth pulp, to crowns that rebuild and protect a weakened tooth. The goal is to save and restore the natural tooth wherever possible.

Signs You May Need This

  • A cavity found during a checkup, or a visible hole or dark spot on a tooth
  • Toothache, especially lingering pain after hot or cold, or pain when biting
  • Swelling, a pimple-like bump on the gum, or a bad taste — possible signs of infection that may need root canal treatment
  • A tooth that's cracked, heavily filled, or weakened and at risk of breaking further

What Happens During Treatment

  1. 1Examination and X-rays to assess the extent of decay or infection
  2. 2Local anaesthesia to numb the tooth and surrounding area
  3. 3Fillings: decayed tissue is removed and the cavity is cleaned and filled with tooth-coloured composite material
  4. 4Root canal treatment: infected or inflamed pulp is removed from inside the tooth, the canals are cleaned and shaped, then sealed; a crown is usually recommended afterward to protect the tooth
  5. 5Crowns: the tooth is shaped, an impression or scan is taken, and a custom crown is fitted — often over two visits, with a temporary crown worn in between

What's Included

  • Tooth-coloured composite fillings
  • Root canal treatment to save infected teeth
  • Custom-made dental crowns
  • Procedures performed with anaesthesia for comfort

Aftercare

  • Numbness from local anaesthesia wears off within a few hours — avoid chewing until sensation returns, to prevent accidentally biting your cheek or tongue
  • Some sensitivity to pressure or temperature for a few days after a filling or root canal is common and usually settles
  • Avoid chewing on a tooth that has just had root canal treatment until the permanent crown is placed, as it can be more prone to fracture in the meantime
  • Take any prescribed pain relief or antibiotics as directed, and keep the follow-up appointment if a crown is planned
  • Contact the clinic if pain is severe, worsening, or swelling develops

Don't leave a painful or decayed tooth untreated — restorative treatment can relieve pain and often save a tooth that might otherwise need extraction. Come in for an examination as early as possible.

Frequently Asked Questions

Outcomes and treatment duration vary between individuals depending on dental condition, general health, and compliance with aftercare instructions. This page is general information, not a diagnosis — please book a consultation so the dentist can assess your specific case.

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