When you might need this
- Cavities or tooth decay
- Chipped or fractured teeth
- Replacement of old silver/amalgam fillings
- Small cosmetic corrections to tooth shape
What the procedure involves
- Examination and selection of correct shade to match your tooth
- Removal of decay or old filling material
- Tooth surface preparation
- Layered application of composite resin
- Curing with a special light
- Final shaping, polishing, and bite check
How long it takes
A single visit, typically 30–60 minutes per tooth.
Pain expectation
Local anesthesia is used if needed. Most small fillings can be done without it. No pain after.
Technology used
- High-quality composite materials
- Digital shade matching
- Magnification for precision finishing
Recovery & aftercare
You can eat and drink as soon as the anesthesia wears off (typically 1–2 hours). Some sensitivity to hot/cold for a few days is normal.
Pricing: Costs vary by complexity, materials, and number of sittings. Please contact us for a personalized estimate after consultation.