Conservative dentistry encompasses minimally invasive procedures that specifically target damaged or unnecessary areas, ensuring that the healthy tooth structure is preserved during the restorative process. When general dentists encounter uncertain situations requiring treatment decisions, conservative dentistry provides solutions that prioritize the preservation of natural tooth structure while effectively addressing the dental condition or disease in question. Conservative dentistry offers several types of treatments that aim to preserve the natural tooth structure while effectively addressing dental issues. These treatments include dental fillings, dental crowns, dental bridges, inlays and onlays, veneers, and teeth whitening. Dental fillings entail the extraction of diseased or decaying tooth structures and the placement of filling materials to restore the tooth's form and function. Dental crowns are prosthetic caps placed over severely damaged teeth that were weaker, offering protection, strength, and cosmetic enhancement. By securing artificial teeth to nearby natural teeth or dental implants, dental bridges are used to restore lost teeth. Large portions of tooth decay or damage are repaired using custom-made restorations called inlays and onlays. Veneers are thin shells that are affixed to the front of teeth, improve their appearance and correct minor cosmetic issues. During teeth-whitening operations, bleaching chemicals are used to lighten and brighten discolored teeth. Each of these treatments within conservative dentistry is tailored to preserve the natural tooth structure while restoring functionality and enhancing aesthetics.