Minimal intervention dentistry is a patient-centered approach that emphasizes preventing dental problems, diagnosing issues early, and treating them conservatively to preserve as much natural tooth structure as possible. This approach focuses on addressing small dental issues before they become major problems, ultimately reducing the need for invasive treatments.

Techniques in minimal intervention dentistry include using fluoride treatments to strengthen enamel, early cavity detection with laser technology, and the use of air abrasion for gentle removal of decay. The goal is to maintain the integrity of the tooth while providing effective, minimally invasive care.

By adopting minimal intervention dentistry, patients can enjoy healthier teeth, reduce the need for extensive dental work, and maintain a natural smile for longer.