Dental Fillings

Dental Fillings Service in Lahore

If you have a cavity, chipped tooth, or worn-down enamel, timely treatment is essential to prevent further damage. At Aura Dentals, we offer professional dental fillings in Lahore that protect your teeth, restore function, and maintain a natural smile.

Our skilled dentists use advanced composite materials that perfectly match your tooth color, making your fillings discreet yet durable. Whether you need a small cavity filled or a full restoration, we ensure the process is quick, precise, and virtually painless.

A dental filling involves removing decay or damaged tooth structure and replacing it with a protective material such as composite resin, amalgam, or glass ionomer. This treatment not only restores your tooth’s shape and strength but also helps prevent future issues like infection or tooth fracture.

Why Choose Aura Dentals for Dental Fillings Treatment in Lahore?

We combine modern dental technology, expert craftsmanship, and patient comfort to deliver the highest quality tooth restorations. Our fillings are designed to be long-lasting, stain-resistant, and comfortable. We:

Use premium, tooth-colored composite materials for natural results.
Ensure precise shaping and bite alignment for lasting comfort.
Provide a gentle, anxiety-free experience with local anesthesia.
Offer same-day appointments for urgent cavity treatment.
Follow strict sterilization protocols for your safety.

With us, you get more than just a filling you get a healthier, stronger smile. If you’re searching for the best dental clinic for cavity treatment in Lahore, Aura Dentals is your trusted choice. Call us today to schedule a consultation and protect your smile before the problem gets worse.

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Need To Know

Appointment

Usually completed in one visit
Multiple fillings may require longer appointments or multiple sessions

Before your appointment

No special preparation required
Eat a light meal beforehand if you’ll be receiving local anesthesia
Let your dentist know about any tooth sensitivity or discomfort

You may be asked about

Any pain, sensitivity, or discomfort in specific teeth
Your dental history (past fillings, root canals, etc.)
Your oral hygiene routine
Any allergies to metals or anesthesia

How long it takes

Typically 20–60 minutes per filling, depending on size and location
Complex or multiple fillings may take longer

After your appointment

Numbness from anesthesia may last for 1–2 hours
Avoid chewing on the treated side until numbness wears off
Mild sensitivity to hot or cold is normal for a few days
Avoid sticky, hard foods for the first 24 hours
Maintain proper brushing and flossing to prevent further decay

Quick tip

Use fluoride toothpaste and reduce sugary snacks to keep your fillings and natural teeth strong for years to come.

Frequently Asked Questions about Dental Filling

What types of fillings do you offer?

We offer composite (tooth-colored) fillings, silver amalgam, and glass ionomer—your dentist will recommend the best option based on your needs.

Are dental fillings painful?

No, the procedure is done under local anesthesia, so you won’t feel any pain during the process.

How long do dental fillings last?

Composite fillings typically last 5–10 years, while amalgam can last 10–15 years with proper care.

Can I eat right after a filling?

Wait until the numbness wears off—usually within 1–2 hours. For composite fillings, you can eat soon after; for amalgam, wait a few hours.

How do I know if I need a filling?

Common signs include toothache, visible holes, sensitivity, or food getting stuck in a specific spot. Regular checkups help detect cavities early.

Do fillings look natural?

Yes, composite fillings are matched to the color of your natural teeth and are nearly invisible.

What happens if I ignore a cavity?

Cavities grow over time, potentially leading to tooth infection, abscess, or the need for root canal or extraction.

Is it safe to replace old silver fillings?

Yes, old amalgam fillings can be replaced with tooth-colored materials for aesthetic or functional reasons.

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