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Composite Fillings
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Composite fillings are a tooth colored substantial used to
reinstate rotting teeth cavities or to improve a person’s smile either by changing the color of the teeth or redesigning teeth. Composite fillings are made of a tooth colored resin material and are one of the most used techniques. The main practices for composite fillings comprise of:
If you have any of these indications or involvement pain
or if you experience sensitivity while eating or drinking hot or cold beverages then you may need a filling or at least a visit to us. A painful teeth can be a sign of a cavity. To fix the cavity a dentist will eliminate the damaging bacteria which causes cavity and substitute the misplaced tooth arrangement with a composite tooth colored filling. A cavity that is left unprocessed will endure to get bigger and may need more costly treatments such as a root canal and crown or need to be removed in the future. Composite Filling Procedure
After the decay has been detached and the tooth is cleaned
of bacteria and debris, the composite filling will be applied in layers. Each and every layer will be toughened with an ultraviolet light and your filling will then be molded and polished to match the present tooth. The final result is almost vague. |
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Dental Bonding
Teeth Whitening
Dental Implants
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Benefits to Having a Composite Fillings Composite fillings are better than silver and gold fillings.
They deliver a more natural and attractive looking smile and with proper care you can last many years without any problem. Since complex fillings are bonded to the tooth, less tooth arrangement than a silver filling is needed to be removed to place a composite filling at the damaged location. Composite fillings really bond with the rest of the tooth and therefore strengthening the tooth. |
Porcelain Veneer
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Orthodontic Treatment
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