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Fillings

A filling replaces part of a tooth that has been lost because of decay or through accidental damage.

Image by Filip Rankovic Grobgaard

Fillings

​Dental fillings are materials used to repair teeth that have been damaged by decay (cavities) or trauma. The procedure involves removing the decayed portion of the tooth and filling the cavity with a suitable material to restore its function, shape, and integrity. Dental fillings serve several purposes:

Restore the lost tooth structure caused by decay and damange

Prevent any further decay

Protect your tooth nerves by providing insulation and protection

Restore your chewing and biting functionality

What types of materials for dental fillings are available?

  • Amalgam

    • Traditional silver-coloured fillings

    • Made from a combination of metals, including silver, tin and copper

    • With proper care, amalgam fillings can last for 20 years

 

  • Composite

    • Often called 'white fillings'

    • Can be match closely to the colour of your teeth

    • Natural look so great if your filling will be visible when you smile, laugh or talk

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