Dental fillings

Restore your teeth with durable, natural-looking fillings.

Modern dental fillings not only repair decay but restore function and aesthetics, helping you maintain a healthy, confident smile.

Tooth Restoration

Repairing and restoring damaged teeth.

Dental fillings are the most common restorative treatment, used to repair teeth damaged by decay, cracks, or wear. Modern materials and techniques allow us to restore both the function and appearance of your teeth while preserving as much natural tooth structure as possible.

Dental filling restoration

When Do You Need a Filling?

Fillings are needed when tooth structure is lost due to decay or damage.

Tooth decay (cavities)
Cracked or fractured teeth
Replacing old, failing fillings
Preventing further decay progression
Restoring broken tooth structure

Types of Dental Fillings

We offer various filling materials to match your needs, budget, and aesthetic preferences.

Composite Fillings

Tooth-colored resin that blends seamlessly with natural teeth.

Advantages: Natural appearance, bonded to tooth structure, conservative preparation.

Amalgam Fillings

Silver-colored mixture of metals (mercury, silver, tin, copper).

Advantages: Very durable, cost-effective, quick placement.

The Filling Process

Most fillings can be completed in one comfortable visit with local anesthesia.

  1. Numbing

    Local anesthesia for comfort.

    Numbing
  2. Decay Removal

    Careful removal of decayed tooth structure.

    Decay removal
  3. Preparation

    Tooth prepared for filling material.

    Tooth preparation
  4. Placement

    Filling placed and shaped to restore tooth.

    Filling placement

Choosing the right filling material.

We help you select the best filling material based on the location of the tooth, your budget, aesthetic preferences, and the extent of the restoration needed.

  • Composite fillings: Natural appearance that blends with your teeth
  • Amalgam fillings: Durable and cost-effective option
  • We discuss all options to help you make the best choice
Filling material options

Caring for Your New Filling

Immediate Aftercare

  • Avoid chewing on the filled tooth until numbness wears off
  • Stick to soft foods initially
  • Avoid extreme temperatures
  • Take prescribed pain medication if needed
  • Call if you experience severe pain or sensitivity

Long-term Care

  • Maintain excellent oral hygiene
  • Visit dentist every 6 months
  • Use fluoridated toothpaste
  • Wear night guard if you grind teeth
  • Report any changes to your dentist

Restore your smile with quality fillings.

Don't let tooth decay progress. Schedule an appointment to discuss your filling options.