Restorative Dentistry

Tooth wear — caused by erosion (dietary acid), attrition (grinding) or abrasion — is an increasingly common problem that can significantly affect the appearance, function and long-term health of your teeth. Dr Aman Phull's MSc dissertation focused specifically on the monitoring of tooth wear, giving him a research-grounded understanding of this condition.

Treatment is tailored to the severity of wear, ranging from preventive advice and monitoring through to full restorative rehabilitation of the worn dentition. Where grinding is a contributing factor, protective splints may also be provided.

• Detailed tooth wear assessment
• Diet and lifestyle analysis
• Monitoring protocols
• Composite or ceramic restorations for worn teeth
• Occlusal splints and protective appliances
• Complex restorative rehabilitation

Full mouth rehabilitation involves restoring all of the teeth in both upper and lower arches simultaneously. It is one of the most demanding procedures in restorative dentistry, requiring careful planning and an in-depth understanding of bite and occlusion. These cases are often indicated for patients who have experienced significant tooth loss through severe wear, decay, or trauma.

Dr Aman Phull plans and delivers these comprehensive cases, combining endodontic care where needed with high-quality restorations across the full dentition.

• Comprehensive occlusal assessment
• Digital and study model treatment planning
• Staged or full-arch rehabilitation
• Composite and ceramic restorations
• Crown and onlay work
• Integration with endodontic treatment

Composite bonding involves the precise application of tooth-coloured resin directly to the teeth to improve their appearance. It is one of the most versatile techniques in aesthetic dentistry, capable of addressing chips, worn edges, gaps, minor misalignment and discolouration — often in a single visit, without the need to remove healthy tooth structure.

Dr Aman Phull takes a careful, conservative approach, combining technical precision with an appreciation for natural aesthetics. Each case is individually planned to ensure the result is both beautiful and durable.

• Chips, fractures and worn edges
• Gaps between teeth (diastema closure)
• Tooth shape and length correction
• Discolouration and surface staining
• Minimally invasive — no drilling required
• Often completed in a single appointment

Dental veneers are thin coverings placed over the front surface of the tooth to improve their appearance. Porcelain veneers are custom-made in a dental laboratory and offer exceptional aesthetics and long-term durability. Composite veneers offer a more conservative alternative that can often be completed in a single visit.

Veneers are well suited to patients looking to address more extensive aesthetic concerns — including discolouration that cannot be resolved by whitening, shape or size irregularities, or as part of a broader smile transformation.

• Porcelain and composite options
• Natural-looking, durable results
• Suitable for discolouration, shape and alignment
• Minimal-preparation options available
• Coordinated with tooth wear or full rehabilitation cases
• Custom shade and shape matched to your smile