Versatile dental procedure that effectively repairs damaged or decayed teeth.

What is Composite Restoration?

Composite restoration, also referred to as tooth-colored or white filling, is a versatile dental procedure that effectively repairs damaged or decayed teeth. This treatment involves the application of a tooth-colored composite resin material to fill cavities, restore chipped teeth, or enhance the appearance of discolored teeth. Apart from restorative purposes, composites are also used for cosmetic improvements, such as changing the color of teeth or reshaping disfigured teeth. The composite resin closely matches the natural color of the teeth, creating a seamless and natural-looking restoration. This non-invasive procedure preserves more natural tooth structure while providing durable and aesthetically pleasing results, boosting oral health and confidence in one's smile.

How Does it Work?

Composite restoration involves several meticulous steps to achieve a seamless and natural-looking result. First, the dentist carefully removes any decay or damage from the affected tooth and ensures thorough cleaning for effective adhesion of the composite resin. The color of the composite resin is matched to the natural tooth shade for a flawless blend with existing teeth. An adhesive material is skillfully applied to create a strong bond between the composite resin and the tooth. The dentist then places the tooth-colored composite resin onto the prepared tooth, sculpting and shaping it for a perfect fit. A state-of-the-art curing light is used to harden the composite material, ensuring durability and long-lasting results. The restoration is expertly shaped and polished to match the natural appearance of the teeth seamlessly.

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