When most people think about dental treatments, they imagine drills, glasses, and the dentist’s president. But behind nearly every stuffing, crown, or form, there are two accoutrements that still do the utmost of the work - dental Compositae and dental cements. They might look simply, but they play a huge part in keeping teeth strong, healthy, and functional. In this blog, we’ll break down what these accoutrements are, why dentists calculate on them every day, and how they help produce long-lasting, natural-looking grins - each in simple and easy language. What are dental Compositae? Dental Compositae are tooth-coloured accoutrements used to repair or rebuild teeth. If you’ve ever had a white filling or a minced tooth fixed, the dentist most probably used a compound. They start off soft and mouldable. The dentist shapes the material precisely and also hardens it with a special curing light. After polishing, the repaired area blends beautifully with the rest of the smile. Why Dentists ...