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Restore tooth structure, restore your health.
Restore tooth structure, restore your health.
Strong teeth are vital to good health. But over time, the function, integrity, and form of a tooth’s structure can decay. Dental fillings repair cavities, cracked or broken teeth, and teeth worn down by misuse.
Whether you have a nail-biting habit that wears down your teeth, a painful cavity behind one of your canines, or a chipped tooth from an accident, we’re here to help. Plus, we offer a 2-year warranty on our dental fillings.
Book online now or call us at 9900442195.
When is a dental filling necessary?
When is a dental filling necessary?
The tell-tale signs of tooth decay—pain or sensitivity around the affected area—alerts you and your dentist to a cavity, a cracked tooth, or over-worn teeth. To diagnose a cavity, we’ll perform a series of tests, including (but not limited to):
Visual assessment
Probing/palpation
X-rays
These tests will lead to a diagnosis and treatment plan. For very small cavities, we may simply recommend a wait-and-see approach. If the cavity is large and painful or located in a hard-to-reach area, a filling is often recommended.
Treating a cavity with a filling involves removing decayed tooth structure, followed by a cavity filling that “fills” the hole in your teeth, protecting your tooth from further decay.
What kind of fillings are there?
What kind of fillings are there?
At our office, we offer white fillings. White fillings are natural-looking and durable. The two main types of white fillings are composite resin and porcelain.
Composite fillings are made with composite resin, easily match teeth color, and last about three to 10 years.
Porcelain fillings look the most like natural teeth, are resistant to staining, and last 15 to 20 years.
What to expect when you get a dental filling?
What to expect when you get a dental filling?
1. Your dentist will numb the area with local anesthesia. Once past this quick injection, you won’t feel a thing!
2. We’ll clean out the tooth cavity or old filling, removing all decayed tooth structure before proceeding.
3. The dental filling is then designed and inserted into the cavity, ready to protect your tooth from future decay.
4. Finally, your dentist will polish the filling, ensuring that it’s smooth and properly shaped. A bite test will be conducted to make sure the new filling hits the opposing teeth correctly.
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