Dental Health - Composite Filling
Composite Filling
Modern tooth-colored composite bonding that restores decayed cavities with an aesthetic, natural-looking result.
About the Operation
Composite filling (bonding) involves the microscopic cleaning of tooth tissue damaged by decay or minor trauma, followed by the restoration of anatomical integrity by filling the cavity with a polymer-resin material that precisely matches the natural tooth enamel color. It is highly durable and virtually invisible — strong enough to serve as an alternative to porcelain veneers, even for closing aesthetic gaps (diastema).
Application Details
- 1An excellent alternative for replacing old dark amalgam (metal) fillings with a non-toxic and aesthetically superior result.
- 2Applied layer by layer and cured by bonding to the tooth using blue halogen LED light technology.
Who Is It Suitable For?
- Patients seeking to restore minor to moderate cavities (surface stains and hairline decay)
- Young adults who have suffered a small accidental tooth fracture
Operation Summary
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