Dental problems · Teeth Filling
Teeth Filling Service in Lahore
A tooth filling is a common and effective treatment used to restore the function, strength, and appearance of a damaged or decayed tooth. We offer durable, natural-looking fillings that blend seamlessly with your teeth, helping you smile and chew with confidence.
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Our Tooth Filling Procedure
The procedure is quick, safe, and usually completed in one visit.
Examination & Diagnosis
We assess the tooth using X-rays if needed to detect the extent of decay or damage.
Decay Removal
The decayed portion of the tooth is carefully removed under local anesthesia.
Tooth Cleaning
The cavity is thoroughly cleaned and disinfected.
Filling Placement
The selected filling material is applied, shaped, and hardened.
View treatment →Polishing & Finishing
The filling is polished for a smooth, natural look and comfortable bite.
What Is a Dental Filling?
Dental fillings are used to repair cavities (tooth decay), cracks, or minor fractures in a tooth. The damaged part of the tooth is removed, and the space is filled with a biocompatible material to protect the tooth from further decay or infection.
We offer a range of filling materials, including:
Composite Resin (Tooth-Colored Fillings): This material matches the color of your natural teeth and is ideal for visible areas.
Amalgam Fillings: Durable silver-colored fillings, often used for molars.
Glass Ionomer Fillings: Used in specific cases, especially for children or near the gum line.
Frequently asked questions
Is getting a filling painful?+
No. The procedure is done under local anesthesia and is typically pain-free.
How long do dental fillings last?+
Composite fillings last about 5–10 years, while amalgam fillings may last longer with proper care.
How do I know if I need a filling?+
Tooth sensitivity, pain, or visible damage are common indicators. A dental check-up will confirm if a filling is required.
Are white fillings better than silver ones?+
White (composite) fillings are more aesthetically pleasing and bond well with the tooth, while silver (amalgam) fillings are extremely durable.
Can I eat after getting a filling?+
Yes, but it’s best to wait until the numbness wears off and avoid very hard or sticky foods for the first few hours.
Will people notice my filling?+
Not with tooth-colored fillings—they blend perfectly with your natural teeth.
What if I don’t treat a cavity?+
Untreated decay can progress to infection, requiring a root canal or tooth extraction.
How do I care for a tooth with a filling?+
Brush and floss daily, avoid chewing on hard objects, and attend regular dental check-ups.
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