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VDS Dental repairs decayed or damaged teeth with specialized filling treatments, preserving the natural tooth structure as much as possible. These treatments, tailored to each patient’s needs, prioritize both aesthetics and functionality. Using modern filling materials, the tooth’s natural color and form are restored.
Our expert dentists use detailed pre-treatment examinations and imaging techniques to accurately assess the extent of the decay. Following the necessary cleaning and preparation, the most appropriate filling material is applied to the tooth, and precise shaping ensures a natural appearance.
Post-treatment final checks and polishing ensure that fillings are long-lasting, durable, and imperceptibly aesthetic. This meticulous approach ensures that our patients leave our clinic satisfied with a healthy and confident smile.
Dental Filling Treatment with VDS Dental
The treatment process begins with a detailed examination and digital imaging. After the decayed or damaged area is meticulously cleaned, the most appropriate filling material for the tooth’s shape and color is selected. Aesthetic and functional integrity is restored with various filling types, such as composite, porcelain, or amalgam.
The final polishing and precise height adjustments make the filling indistinguishable from natural teeth. This meticulous process, completed under the supervision of expert dentists, ensures that patients leave our clinic with a healthy and confident smile.
Treatment route planning ensures that the patient is directed to the right healthcare facility at the right time. This prevents wasted time, the risk of incorrect treatment, and unnecessary costs.
No. Patients from different cities across the country can also benefit from treatment planning services. This service is particularly important for cases requiring specialized expertise.
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No. After your examination, your doctor will create a free treatment plan for you.
What is a Dental Filling?
A dental filling is the process of filling the resulting space with specialized filling materials after decayed, broken, or damaged tooth tissue has been removed. This procedure aims to restore both the tooth’s function and aesthetic appearance. Dental fillings allow the natural structure of the tooth to be preserved without the need for extraction.
Left untreated, tooth decay can lead to pain, infection, and tooth loss. However, with early diagnosis and appropriate fillings, these problems can be easily prevented.
In Which Situations Do You Need a Dental Filling?
Dental filling is preferred in the following cases:
- Material Loss Due to Decay: The most common cause of dental filling is tissue loss caused by decay.
- Broken or Cracked Teeth: Provides aesthetic and functional repair of tooth fractures resulting from trauma.
- Worn Teeth: Wear and tear caused by bruxism (teeth grinding) or acid erosion can be treated with fillings.
- Minor Corrections for Aesthetic Purposes: Minor deformities or discolorations in the front teeth can be corrected with composite fillings.
Dental Filling Materials Used
Different materials are used in dental fillings. During treatment planning, the most appropriate filling type is selected based on the patient’s age, tooth location, and aesthetic expectations:
1. Composite Filling (White Filling)
- It is invisible because it is tooth-colored.
- It can be used on front and back teeth.
- It is light-cured.
- It is durable for an average of 5–10 years.
2. Amalgam Filling (Gray Filling)
- It contains an alloy of silver, tin and mercury.
- It is generally preferred for back teeth.
- Provides high durability.
- It is more economical but not preferred from an aesthetic point of view.
3. Ceramic (Porcelain) Filling – Inlay/Onlay
- It is prepared in a laboratory environment.
- It is very close to natural tooth color and does not stain.
- It is long-lasting and can last more than 10 years.
4. Temporary Filling
- It is used for short-term protection during the root canal treatment process or between two sessions.
How is a Tooth Filling Done?
The dental filling process is a painless and safe procedure that takes an average of 20 to 40 minutes:
- Examination and Diagnosis: The extent of the decay is determined by x-ray and clinical examination.
- Anesthesia: Local anesthesia is applied when necessary.
- Caries Cleaning: Damaged tissue is completely cleaned.
- Filling Application: Appropriate material is placed into the tooth cavity.
- Shaping and Polishing: The filling is shaped and polished to match the natural tooth structure.
After treatment, the tooth can be used immediately.
Dental Filling Prices
Dental filling prices may vary depending on the following factors:
- The filling material used (composite, amalgam, porcelain, etc.)
- The position of the tooth where the filling will be applied (front/back)
- Depth and size of the caries
- Additional procedures (e.g., temporary filling, root canal treatment requirement)
In our clinic, patient-specific pricing is provided, and the entire treatment process is planned transparently.
Satisfaction with Dental Filling Treatment
VDS Dental not only repairs decayed or damaged tissue in dental filling treatments, but also prioritizes patient comfort, expectations, and aesthetic needs. From the initial consultation to the final checkup, the entire process is guided by a commitment to patient satisfaction. With personalized treatment plans, the filling material used, the techniques employed, and the procedure details are tailored to each patient. This ensures both aesthetically pleasing and long-lasting results. Local anesthesia is used during treatment, ensuring a painless experience, and a rapid post-treatment adaptation period. VDS Dental’s experienced dentists conduct thorough post-treatment checks to ensure the filling is ideal for both appearance and chewing function.
What do our patients think of us?
The clinic uses the latest dental technology. The digital X-rays were quick and less intrusive than traditional methods, and the intraoral camera allowed me.
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