Restorative Dentistry
Precise Repair, Restored Strength
Dental filling removes the decayed or damaged portion of a tooth and restores it with a durable material by a dentist — repairing minor damage from cavities, decay, or cracks and returning the tooth to full strength and function.
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Stops Decay Progression
Removing the decayed portion of the tooth and sealing it prevents further deterioration from spreading.
Prevents Tooth Loss
Restoring damaged structure early helps avoid more extensive treatments such as root canals or extractions.
Restores Tooth Functionality
A properly placed filling returns the tooth's shape and strength, so it bites and functions normally again.
Relieves Tooth Sensitivity
Sealing the cavity reduces the exposure that causes discomfort, easing sensitivity tied to the damaged tooth.
Your Journey
What to Expect
- 01
Examination & Diagnosis
A thorough exam and X-rays are used to detect decay and assess the extent of damage before treatment begins.
- 02
Numbing & Comfort
A local anesthetic is applied to the affected area for a comfortable, pain-free experience throughout.
- 03
Decay Removal & Cleaning
The decayed and damaged part of the tooth is carefully removed, then the cavity is thoroughly cleaned and disinfected.
- 04
Filling, Shaping & Polishing
The cleaned cavity is filled with high-quality material — composite, amalgam, or ceramic, based on your needs — then layered, shaped, and polished.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked
How long does a dental filling last?
Most fillings typically last between 5 to 10 years, depending on the material used and your oral hygiene habits.
Is a dental filling painful?
No. A local anesthetic is used to numb the affected area, so the procedure itself is pain-free.
Is it normal to feel sensitive after a filling?
Yes — it is normal to experience some sensitivity to pressure, air, or temperature for a week or two after treatment.
Can I eat after getting a filling?
After a silver (amalgam) filling, it's best to wait 1–2 hours before eating to let the material set properly.
Ready to Begin Your Dental Filling Journey?
Book a consultation and we’ll walk you through what Dental Filling looks like for your smile, with no obligation.
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