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Dental Fillings

What Are Dental Fillings?

Types of Dental Fillings?

Below are the most common types of dental fillings and how they work.

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When Do You Need a Dental Filling?

1

Tooth Sensitivity

Sensitivity to hot, cold or sweet foods and drinks might indicate that damage to the enamel or decay has advanced into deeper parts of the tooth. You may need a dental filling to avoid further damage.

2

Visible Damage

Holes, chips, cracks or dark spots may suggest tooth cavities or structural instability thus you need a quick dental tooth filling.

3

Pain While Chewing

Severe or persistent pain when biting down often means the tooth is structured improperly and requires an emergency dental filling.

4

Worn or Old Fillings

When your existing dental fillings crack, loosen or fail, then leave the tooth and replace it with another filling to prevent further decay. Replacing them with new, affordable dental fillings ensures long-term protection and comfort.

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Step by Step Dental Filling Procedure

1

Examination & Preparation

During the dental filling appointment, the dentist evaluates the tooth. Sometimes you may need dental X-rays for cavities and they numbs the area to ensure complete comfort. This will help dentists suggest the best dental filling according to the condition of the decay.

2

Decay Removal

The decayed or damaged part of the tooth is completely removed using a tooth decay removal technique, thus minimizing healthy tooth loss.

3

Tooth Shaping & Protection

The cleaned cavity is shaped so the dental tooth filling bonds securely. If the decay is deep, a protective liner is placed to safeguard the tooth nerve and support long-term strength.

4

Filling Placement

Our expert dentist applies the selected type of filling material (composite resin, porcelain or ceramic dental fillings, or amalgam) to your tooth. the material is layered, formed and set function like a natural cavity filler and restore strength.

5

Final Adjustments

The repaired tooth is polished and refined to fit the look, bite and to last as a natural tooth using the best dental filling material.

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    FAQ's on Dental Fillings

    What is a dental filling?

    A dental filling is a restorative material used to repair teeth damaged by decay, cracks, or wear. It restores the tooth’s shape, function, and strength while preventing further damage.

    What is the cost of a dental filling?

    The cost of a dental filling varies depending on the material used and the size of the cavity. On average, fillings range from $100 to $2500 per tooth, while more complex or tooth-colored fillings may cost more.

    Dental filling silver vs white – which is better?

    Silver (amalgam) fillings are durable and cost-effective but more noticeable, while white (composite) fillings blend naturally with your teeth for a more aesthetic result. Your dentist will recommend the best option based on your needs.

    When is a temporary dental filling needed?

    Dentists usually place a temporary filling after root canal treatment, when waiting for a permanent crown, or if multiple visits are needed to complete treatment.