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Restorative dentistry
Dental Fillings
A filling repairs a tooth affected by decay or a small fracture and helps restore its shape and function.
Who may benefit
- Patients with tooth decay
- Patients with a small chip, fracture, or worn restoration
What to expect
The dentist removes damaged tooth tissue, prepares the area, and places a suitable restorative material.
Treatment suitability, timing, alternatives, risks, and fees can only be confirmed after an individual clinical assessment.
Potential benefits
- Repairs damaged tooth structure
- Helps restore comfortable function
- Can reduce progression of decay
Typical process
- 1Examine and diagnose the tooth
- 2Prepare and clean the affected area
- 3Place, shape, and check the filling
Frequently asked questions
Which filling material will be used?
The choice depends on the tooth, the size of the repair, bite forces, appearance, and clinical suitability.
How long does a filling last?
Longevity varies with the material, size, tooth position, bite, oral hygiene, and regular dental care.
Next step
Discuss dental fillings with a dentist.
A consultation is needed to confirm whether this treatment is suitable for you and to explain alternatives, risks, and likely costs.