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Tooth-Coloured Fillings
Invisible Cavity Repair

Tooth-Coloured Fillings

Invisible Cavity Repair

Tooth-coloured composite fillings blend invisibly with your natural tooth structure — no grey, no metal, no visible evidence of a filling. Modern composite resin bonds directly to the tooth, requiring less removal of healthy structure than amalgam and delivering a result that is both strong and completely natural in appearance.

What to Expect

How It Works

1

Cavity Assessment

Dr. Basi identifies the extent of decay using examination, x-rays, and probing to plan the most conservative restoration possible.

2

Local Anesthesia

The area is numbed to ensure complete comfort throughout the procedure.

3

Decay Removal

All decayed material is removed, and the cavity is cleaned and prepared for bonding.

4

Etching & Bonding

The tooth surface is conditioned with a gentle acid etch, then a bonding agent is applied to create a strong adhesive foundation.

5

Composite Placement & Curing

Composite resin is placed in layers, each cured with a UV light. This layer-by-layer approach ensures optimal strength.

6

Shaping & Polishing

The filling is shaped to match your tooth's natural anatomy and polished to a smooth, natural-looking finish.

Tooth-Coloured Fillings
Why It Matters

Benefits of Tooth-Coloured Fillings

  • Invisible — matches your natural tooth colour exactly
  • Bonds directly to tooth for a strong, durable seal
  • Requires less removal of healthy tooth structure than amalgam
  • Mercury-free material
  • Repairs both new cavities and replaces old silver fillings
  • Smooth, comfortable surface easy to clean

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Common Questions

Tooth-Coloured Fillings FAQs

Q.Are composite fillings as strong as silver (amalgam) fillings?

Modern composites are very strong and durable, particularly for small to medium-sized fillings. For very large posterior fillings, we may discuss whether an inlay or onlay is more appropriate.

Q.Can I replace my old silver fillings?

Yes. We can safely remove old amalgam fillings and replace them with natural-looking composite, improving aesthetics while refreshing the seal.

Q.How long do tooth-coloured fillings last?

Composite fillings typically last 7–12 years. Longevity depends on filling size, location, bite forces, and oral hygiene habits.

Q.Will I feel my filling after the anesthesia wears off?

Some sensitivity and a slightly odd bite are common in the first 24–48 hours. This resolves quickly. If your bite feels off after a week, call us for a quick adjustment.

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