Improve your dental health with high-quality dental fillings, designed to repair cavities, strengthen damaged teeth, and restore their natural appearance for long-lasting results.
Package Description
Dental fillings are both a therapeutic and cosmetic solution for teeth affected by decay, wear, or minor fractures. The decayed part of the tooth is carefully removed, and the cavity is filled with durable materials that blend seamlessly with natural teeth. There are different types of fillings available, including composite (tooth-colored), porcelain, and silver amalgam fillings, each selected based on the patient’s dental needs and preferences. Fillings not only protect teeth from further decay but also restore their functionality in chewing and speaking, ensuring long-term comfort and confidence.
Why to book this package
Repairs damaged and decayed teeth effectively Restores the natural appearance of teeth with a seamless look Protects teeth from further complications like root infections or tooth loss Uses modern techniques for strong, durable, and long-lasting fillings A quick and painless procedure with local anesthesia for maximum comfort
Preparation needed for this service
Undergo a complete dental examination to determine the best type of filling Avoid consuming hot food or drinks before the session for a more comfortable experience Inform the dentist of any allergies to filling materials Follow post-treatment care instructions to maintain filling longevity
How long do dental fillings last
The lifespan of a filling varies by type but typically lasts between 5 to 15 years with proper oral care
Is getting a dental filling painful
The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, making it painless, though mild sensitivity may occur for a day or two after treatment
What is the difference between composite (tooth-colored) and metal fillings
Composite fillings match the natural tooth color, making them ideal for front teeth, while metal fillings are more durable and commonly used for molars
Can I eat immediately after getting a filling
For composite fillings, eating is allowed immediately. For metal fillings, it’s recommended to wait a few hours for the material to harden completely
When should a filling be replaced
A filling should be replaced if cracks appear, decay forms around it, or you experience persistent sensitivity to hot or cold foods