Dental fillings are a restorative treatment used to repair teeth that are damaged by decay (cavities), cracks, or minor fractures.
| Type | Features | Pros | Cons |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amalgam (Silver) | Metal mix (silver, mercury, copper, tin) | Strong, durable, cheaper | Noticeable (not tooth-colored), may expand/contract with time |
| Composite (Tooth-Colored / White) | Resin material, matches tooth shade | Aesthetic, blends naturally | Less durable than amalgam, may wear faster |
| Ceramic (Porcelain) | Custom-made, tooth-colored | Very aesthetic, stain-resistant, durable | More expensive, requires lab work |
| Glass Ionomer | Releases fluoride | Good for kids & non-biting areas | Less durable, weaker than other fillings |
| Gold | Long-lasting, biocompatible | Very durable, doesn’t corrode | Expensive, visible |
Results vary based on the procedure and your oral habits. Regular maintenance and proper care can extend the longevity of your results.
Most people are eligible, but specific conditions or medical histories may require special consideration. Consult with our team to determine your suitability.
Yes, when performed by trained professionals, these treatments are safe. Our clinic uses advanced technology to ensure effective and secure procedures.
Costs vary depending on the treatment and complexity. We offer competitive pricing and can provide estimates based on your personalized treatment plan.
When done correctly, cosmetic treatments should not damage your teeth. Our team takes all necessary precautions to protect your dental health.
