PROMOTING DENTAL HEALTH AT EVERY STAGE
We are specialized in Dental Fillings.
Dental fillings are common and very simple solution for restoring the damaged or decay, cracks and broken teeth. Composite dental filling helps to rebuild the tooth’s structure and shape, Dental cement filling restore and protect the teeth from further damage functionally in appearance. Dental filling instruments are a quick and minimally invasive procedure that can save your teeth and prevent more damages and also reduce your dental treatments further.
Cavities: To treat tooth decay caused by plaque and bacteria.
Cracks or Chips: To repair minor cracks or chips in a tooth.
Worn Teeth: To restore teeth damaged by grinding or acidic erosion.
Post-Root Canal Treatment: To fill and seal the treated tooth.
Types of Fillings
- Composite Fillings: Tooth-colored fillings made of resin, ideal for front or visible teeth.
- Amalgam Fillings: Durable and cost-effective, often used for molars and less visible areas.
- Ceramic Fillings: Made of porcelain, they are stain-resistant and blend seamlessly with natural teeth.
- Gold Fillings: Long-lasting and resistant to wear but more expensive.
- Glass Ionomer Fillings: Often used for children, they release fluoride to help prevent decay.
Examination: Your dentist examines the tooth and may take X-rays to assess the extent of the damage.
Preparation: The area is numbed with local anesthesia, and any decayed or damaged portions of the tooth are removed.
Filling Placement: The chosen filling material is applied in layers, shaped, and hardened using a special light (for some materials).
Polishing: The filling is smoothed and polished to ensure a comfortable bite and natural appearance.
Restoration of Function: Enables normal chewing and biting.
Prevention of Further Decay: Seals the tooth, preventing bacteria from entering.
Aesthetic Enhancement: Tooth-colored fillings improve the appearance of your smile.
Durability: Fillings can last for many years with proper care.
- Practice good oral hygiene: Brush twice a day and floss daily.
- Avoid hard or sticky foods immediately after the procedure.
- Visit your dentist regularly for check-ups to ensure the filling remains intact.
Dental cement fillings are a simple and vital step in maintaining oral health. If you suspect a cavity or have broken, damaged teeth, schedule an appointment with KDC Xpress Teeth for the cure it’s the best place for the Dental filling and protect your teeth for years with a charming smile.
