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Restoration/Fillings

Invisalign Consultation

Ensuring the Health of Your Teeth

Understanding the process of dental fillings is essential for maintaining oral health. The initial step involves a detailed examination of the teeth to identify the most suitable treatment approach. Our dentists use precise tools, such as dental probes and radiographs, to accurately assess the condition and determine the extent of decay.

A variety of materials are available for fillings, each with its own benefits, including silver amalgam, glass ionomer, composite resin, porcelain, and gold. The selection of the material is based on several factors: the cavity’s location, the patient’s medical history, and personal preferences, as well as budget considerations.

Composite resin is often the material of choice due to its advantages over traditional silver amalgam fillings. Not only is composite free from mercury, but it also minimizes sensitivity to temperature changes, a common issue with metal fillings. Additionally, its color can be matched to the natural shade of your teeth, making the fillings virtually invisible.

The procedure begins with the application of a local anesthetic to ensure comfort. The dentist then removes decay and cleans the tooth to eliminate bacteria. The chosen filling material is applied in layers, each hardened with a special light to ensure durability. Finally, the filling is shaped and polished to restore the natural appearance and function of the tooth.

Patients can rest assured that the process is straightforward and focused on both resolving current issues and preventing future ones. Our goal is to restore your teeth effectively while ensuring your comfort and satisfaction.

Why choose our clinics

Recognizing the importance of providing state-of-the-art care, Dr. Attaran closely follows the technological advances in the medical and dental world. In addition to helping all patients achieve good dental health, she is committed to keeping them as healthy as possible for as long as possible.

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