Composite Fillings
Composite resin is a moldable, tooth-colored material used to treat cavities, repair chips, or close small gaps — all in a single visit, with no crowns or lab work needed.
What's included
- Resin fillings for cavities (replacing old metal fillings)
- Repair of small chips or fractures
- Cosmetic closing of small gaps between teeth
- Reshaping worn or uneven teeth
Composite resin resolves most everyday cases of cavities or small cosmetic defects.
- You have a cavity found during a check-up or from pain/sensitivity
- A tooth chipped or fractured slightly
- You have a small gap between two teeth you'd like closed
- One tooth looks shorter or uneven compared to the rest
- You want to replace an old metal filling with a tooth-colored one
- 1
Diagnosis
Clinical exam and, if needed, a digital X-ray to confirm how deep the cavity or damage goes.
- 2
Tooth preparation
Damaged tissue is cleaned out under local anesthesia if needed, preserving as much healthy tooth as possible.
- 3
Applying the resin
The resin is applied in layers, shaped, and cured with a special light until it matches the tooth's natural contour.
- 4
Polishing and bite check
The finish is polished and your bite is checked so the tooth feels the way it did before.
How long does the visit take?
Most resin fillings are finished in a single visit — the exact time depends on the size and location of the cavity.
Will it be noticeable?
The resin shade is matched to your tooth, so in most cases it isn't visible to the naked eye.
Does it hurt?
When local anesthesia is used, the procedure itself shouldn't hurt; mild sensitivity in the first few days is normal.
How long does a composite restoration last?
It depends on the size of the restoration, your bite, and daily care — it's checked during your routine visits.
Shall we get started?
Message us on WhatsApp or book directly and we'll talk through what you need.