Reasons for Composite Fillings
Common Situations for Composite Fillings
Chipped or worn teeth
Extra space between two teeth
Cracked or broken teeth
Decayed teeth
When a tooth is affected by cracks, fractures, or decay, a composite (tooth-colored) filling offers an excellent solution. These fillings are not only more aesthetically pleasing than traditional silver fillings but are also custom-made to match the natural look and color of your existing teeth.
Common Situations for Composite Fillings
Chipped or worn teeth
Extra space between two teeth
Cracked or broken teeth
Decayed teeth
The composite filling procedure typically requires only one appointment:
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After the procedure, you may experience temporary sensitivity to hot or cold, which will diminish quickly. Composite fillings are highly durable, although they may require replacement over time. Maintaining proper oral hygiene, a balanced diet, and regular dental check-ups will help ensure your filling lasts for years to come.
