Abstract
The assessment of restorability is necessary to determine whether it is possible to predictably restore a tooth once primary disease has been managed.There are a multitude of factors that may determine the restorability of a tooth. It varies on a case-by-case basis and as such, clinicians must consider both local tooth factors and general patient-related factors, ensuring a holistic approach when assessing these patients.This article discusses the many factors that determine a tooth's restorability, including a review of the current indices available to clinicians to aid in this process.
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