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Composite resins, also known as tooth-colored fillings, provide a discrete, long-lasting solution to restoring decayed or damaged teeth. This procedure is ideal for patients who have experienced damage to their teeth, whether it be from tooth decay or a broken tooth, and would like to revive their smile in the most unobtrusive, yet effective, way. Our dentists at MS Dental have successfully completed countless composite fillings for a variety of patients. We take pride in giving our patients superior dental care while also completing dental procedures in the most effective and beneficial way possible.

What are Composite Fillings?

Composite fillings are tooth-colored solutions to repairing decay, cracks, or fractures in your teeth. Once the decayed or affected part of your tooth is removed, the now empty area is replaced with the composite filling.
Fillings can be made of many different materials, each one having their own set of advantages and disadvantages. However, composite fillings are one of the most commonly used selections, since they are both tooth-colored and able to closely replicate your natural teeth, resulting in a more discreet, aesthetically pleasing restoration. This is especially beneficial for front or more visible teeth. Although composite fillings are durable, they are not permanent solutions, meaning they will most likely need replacing eventually. However, they will certainly give you a long-lasting, beautiful smile for many years.

Am I a Candidate for a Composite Filling?

Whatever the case may be, composite fillings can solve the harmful effects of several different incidents. If you have experienced any of the following occurrences or need the following procedures, you may be an ideal candidate for a composite filling. To be completely sure that a composite filling would be beneficial to your situation, schedule a consultation with one of our dentists.
  • Chipped teeth
  • Filling gaps between teeth
  • Repairing broken or cracked teeth
  • Repairing decayed teeth.
  • Repairing worn out teeth

How are Composite Fillings Placed?

The entire procedure of receiving a composite filling usually takes only one visit. First, our Raleigh dentist will adequately numb your tooth and thoroughly remove the decay or damaged portion of the tooth. Then, the area will be cleaned in preparation for the filling to be placed. If the tooth decay is near a nerve, we’ll apply a special medicine to add protection. Afterward, our team will carefully and precisely place the shaped and polished filling in place to restore your tooth back to its full function. Lastly, we will give you thorough instructions on how to care for your filling, as well as a list of oral hygiene tips and habits to keep the filling as effective and secure as possible.
Sensitivity to hot and cold temperatures right after a composite filling is placed is normal, and should subside shortly. Your tooth is simply getting acclimated to the new filling.

Restore Your Smile With a Composite Filling Today!

Composite fillings are a perfect way to completely restore both your smile and tooth’s functionality in an effective and unobtrusive way. If you think you could benefit from a composite filling, schedule a consultation today.

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