Restore Your Smile and Oral Health Tooth decay is a very prevalent dental problem that people of all ages are susceptible to. Cavities, without treatment, can result in a lot of pain, infection, and even tooth loss. Thankfully, dental cavity fillings provide a fast and effective way of restoring the tooth structure and preventing the further development of the problem.
We offer painless, quality cavity fillings with the newest materials and methods to achieve lasting results and a natural look.
A cavity filling is a treatment for fixing a tooth that has been damaged or decayed. When sugars work with plaque on your teeth, they form acids that break down the enamel. The breakdown, over time, forms a hole—a cavity. A filling involves removing the part of the tooth that was decayed and filling it with something that rebuilds the shape, strength, and function of the tooth.
Indications That You Might Need a Filling
Not all cavities are painful at first. But a few of the symptoms that are common and might be present with you having a cavity filling are:
• Sensitivity of teeth to heat, cold, or sweets
• Visible spots or holes on the tooth
• Toothache or severe pain when chewing
• Food trapped in one area
• Chipped or rough surface of the tooth
Early detection is essential, hence frequent dental visits are the order of the day in identifying cavities before they worsen.
There are numerous types of filling materials today, and your dentist will be able to tell you what is appropriate for you. Some of the most popular ones are:
1. Composite Resin Fillings
Stain-resistant and blend perfectly with natural teeth
Suitable for front teeth and areas visible during speech
Bonds with tooth structure
2. Amalgam Fillings
Constructed using a mix of metals such as silver, tin, and mercury
Enduring and durable
Typically placed in back teeth and molars
3. Ceramic Fillings
Composed of porcelain
Most resistant to stains
Usually used to repair cosmetically
4. Gold Fillings
Extremely long-lasting and could last decades
Extremely more expensive than others
Not very popular due to the fact that it is costly and noticeable
The Cavity Filling Procedure
The procedure for obtaining a dental filling is painless and fast. Here is what you can expect to occur:
Examination and Diagnosis
Your dentist will look at the tooth and may take X-rays to figure out how much decay there is.
Numbing the Area
A local anesthetic is injected to numb you so that you won’t feel pain when the procedure is done.
Removing the Decay
The decayed part of the tooth is removed slowly with a dental drill or laser.
Filling the Cavity
The area is disinfected and filled with the selected material of filling. For composite fillings, the filling material is added in layers and then hardened by a special light.
Shaping and Polishing
The filling is shaped to fit your bite and polished to be smooth and natural.
Prevents further tooth decay
Restore the chewing function
Protects against infection and further damage
Preserves natural look of your smile
Rapid and virtually painless procedure
Following a cavity filling, you can resume usual activities in a few minutes. A little temporary sensitivity can be expected for a few days but otherwise heals quite well. To maintain your fillings—and your teeth—in good health:
Brush and floss Avoid hard or sticky foods Visit your dentist regularly for checkups Notify your dentist of any pain or sensitivity around the filled tooth Schedule An Appointment Today Don’t let a small cavity become a big headache. We provide expert treatment, conservative methods, and high-quality materials to make your dental cavity filling comfortable and successful.
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