Tooth-colored fillings, also known as composite fillings, are made from a durable, shade-matched resin that bonds directly to your tooth. They restore areas affected by cavities or minor damage while preserving your natural appearance.
Tooth-colored fillings, also known as composite fillings, are made from a durable, shade-matched resin that bonds directly to your tooth. They restore areas affected by cavities or minor damage while preserving your natural appearance.
1. The decayed or damaged portion is gently removed
2. The tooth is cleaned and prepped
3. The composite resin is applied in layers and hardened with a special light
4. The filling is shaped, polished, and color-matched for a flawless finish
1. The decayed or damaged portion is gently removed
2. The tooth is cleaned and prepped
3. The composite resin is applied in layers and hardened with a special light
4. The filling is shaped, polished, and color-matched for a flawless finish
Aesthetically invisible
Preserves structure
Done in one visit
Long-lasting results
Tooth-colored fillings are used to restore teeth after cavity removal or to replace old metal fillings with a more natural-looking alternative. They’re also ideal for repairing small chips, cracks, or minor cosmetic concerns, and often play a key role in smile makeovers or full-mouth rehabilitation. Their versatility and seamless appearance make them a popular choice for enhancing both function and aesthetics.
Tooth-colored fillings are used to restore teeth after cavity removal or to replace old metal fillings with a more natural-looking alternative. They’re also ideal for repairing small chips, cracks, or minor cosmetic concerns, and often play a key role in smile makeovers or full-mouth rehabilitation. Their versatility and seamless appearance make them a popular choice for enhancing both function and aesthetics.
Absolutely. Many patients choose to replace metal fillings with tooth-colored options for improved aesthetics, reduced tooth stress, and a more natural-looking smile.
The procedure is typically quick and comfortable. Local anesthesia is used as needed, and most patients experience little to no discomfort during or after treatment.
Yes. Composite fillings are suitable for both front and back teeth, offering a natural appearance while restoring strength and function.
With proper care, tooth-colored fillings can last many years. Their longevity depends on the size of the filling, bite forces, and good oral hygiene habits.
Yes. Modern composite fillings are very durable and bond directly to the tooth, providing strong support for small to moderate restorations while preserving natural tooth structure.
