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Tooth-Coloured (Composite) Fillings

Tooth-coloured restorations to repair decay, small fractures or worn tooth surfaces.

About this treatment

When a tooth is affected by decay or minor damage, a filling restores its shape and function. Composite fillings are made from a tooth-coloured resin material chosen to blend with your natural teeth.

The decayed or damaged part of the tooth is removed, and the filling material is placed and shaped to fit comfortably with your bite.

What happens during treatment

A general overview — your dentist will explain the exact plan for your case.

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    Step 1: The dentist examines the tooth and explains the treatment.

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    Step 2: Local anaesthetic is usually given to numb the area.

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    Step 3: Decay or damaged tooth structure is removed and the tooth is prepared.

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    Step 4: The composite material is placed in layers, hardened with a special light, then shaped and polished to fit your bite.

Aftercare & tips

Simple steps to help you recover well and look after your teeth.

If you have severe pain, swelling or bleeding that does not settle, contact us on +92 345 7323334.

  • Avoid chewing on the treated side until the numbness wears off, so you do not bite your cheek or tongue.

  • Some sensitivity to hot or cold is common for a short time.

  • Contact us if your bite feels high or uneven, or if sensitivity does not settle.

Tooth-Coloured (Composite) Fillings: common questions

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Can I eat after a composite filling?

Composite fillings are hardened during the appointment, so you can usually eat once the numbness has worn off.

How long do composite fillings last?

With good care they can last for many years. How long a filling lasts depends on its size, your bite and your oral hygiene.

Ready to schedule your visit?

Get in touch with our team to arrange a dental appointment or an ultrasound examination at a time that suits you.