A tooth-colored filling material used to repair cavities or minor damage while blending naturally with surrounding tooth structure.
Decayed tooth structure is removed, and tooth-colored resin is placed, shaped, and hardened to restore strength and appearance.
Repairs cavities while preserving tooth structure and maintaining a natural, tooth-colored appearance.

Composite Resin Filling

A natural-looking filling material used to restore damaged or decayed teeth.

Patients with cavities, minor tooth damage, or worn areas needing a conservative, tooth-colored restoration.
The tooth is numbed, decay is removed, and the filling is placed and shaped. Most patients resume normal activity immediately.
Most fillings are completed in a single appointment, often in under an hour.
Fillings can wear over time and may require replacement with regular use.
Mild sensitivity may occur. Avoid chewing until numbness wears off and notify your dentist if discomfort persists.