• Dental Fillings Are Used To Restore Cavities And Repair Cracked Or Broken Teeth
  • Fillings Can Be Done With Gold, Porcelain, Silver Amalgum, But Is Most Commonly Done With Materials Called Composite Resin
  • Composite Resin And Porcelain Restores A Tooth To Its Optimal Shape And Function While Reproducing Its Natural Color
  • Composite Resin Restorations Are Done In One Visit
  • Porcelain Restorations Are Done In Two Visits And Require Time In A Laboratory To Create
  • Anesthesia Is Applied To Numb The Tooth. The Broken Or Decayed Tooth Is Then Prepared For The Filling By Cleaning The Area Of Bacteria And Debris
  • For Composite Resin And Porcelain Fillings, Various Chemicals Are Placed On The Tooth To Initiate The Bonding Process
  • A Liner Of Glass Ionomer Is Usually Placed To Help Protect The Tooth And Nerve Before The Tooth Is Filled
  • The Composite Or Porcelain Filling Is Bonded Into The Prepared Tooth
  • The Restoration Is Then Polished