Tooth Filling
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Restore damaged teeth and enhance your oral health

Tooth filling is a fundamental dental procedure aimed at restoring the integrity of a tooth damaged by decay or injury. When a tooth develops a cavity from decay, it creates a space where bacteria can flourish, leading to further deterioration of the tooth structure. Fillings are used to “fill” these cavities, eliminating the space for bacteria and restoring the tooth’s original shape and function

Why choose Pearl Dental for tooth filling ?

Our dentists are highly skilled in modern dental practices, ensuring every treatment is performed with utmost precision.

Leveraging the latest in dental technology, we offer efficient and effective treatments, minimizing discomfort and recovery time.

We prioritize your comfort and satisfaction, providing a welcoming environment and personalized care tailored to your needs.

Beyond fillings, we offer comprehensive dental care to address all your oral health needs in one place.

With Pearl Dental Clinic, there are no surprises—just clear, upfront pricing for all our services.

Our Promise to you

We pledge to provide tooth-colored white fillings that not only restore function but also enhance aesthetics, giving you a fresh feeling and a smile you'll be proud to show off.

Our experts use gentle techniques for a smooth dental clean-up of the cavity, ensuring the process is as comfortable and pain-free as possible.

We believe in thoroughness; thus, we conduct detailed oral preparations before the placement of the fillings, guaranteeing the best outcomes.

Every filling is meticulously checked for bite discrepancies and polished to perfection, ensuring your comfort and the filling's longevity.

Our high-quality dental fillings are designed to last, promising more than 5 years of durability with proper care.

Reasons to Choose Tooth Fillings

Fillings prevent more decay by covering up the spaces where bacteria can enter They help your tooth work like normal again, so you can eat and talk without trouble. Our fillings match the color of your teeth, keeping your smile looking good. Getting a filling as soon as you need one helps avoid bigger dental problems later

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What are the signs I might need a tooth filling ?
You might need a tooth filling if you have toothache or sensitivity, visible holes or dark spots on your teeth, pain when biting down, or if your dentist discovers cavities during a check-up.
How long does the tooth filling process take ?
The process typically takes about an hour, depending on the size and location of the cavity and the type of filling material used.
Is getting a tooth filling painful ?
Most patients experience little to no pain due to the local anesthesia administered before the procedure. You might feel pressure or minor discomfort, but the process is generally not painful.
What types of filling materials are available ?
Common materials include composite resin (tooth-colored fillings), dental amalgam (silver fillings), gold, and porcelain. Each has its advantages in terms of aesthetics, durability, and cost.
How do I care for my fillings after the procedure ?
Maintain good oral hygiene by brushing twice a day and flossing daily. Avoid chewing hard foods or ice immediately after the procedure. Visit your dentist regularly for check-ups and cleanings.
How long do dental fillings last ?
The longevity of a dental filling depends on the material used and your oral hygiene habits. Composite resin fillings can last 5-7 years, while amalgam fillings may last 10-15 years or more with proper care.
Can my filled tooth still get cavities ?
Yes, a filled tooth can still get cavities, especially around the edges of the filling or in other areas of the tooth. It's important to maintain good oral hygiene and regular dental visits to prevent new cavities.
What should I do if my filling falls out or breaks ?
Contact your dentist as soon as possible. Avoid chewing with the affected tooth to prevent damage. Your dentist will likely need to replace the filling.
Are there alternatives to tooth fillings for cavities ?
For minor cavities, dental sealants or fluoride treatments might be an option. In cases of severe decay, a crown, inlay, onlay, or even a root canal might be recommended instead of a traditional filling.
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