White Fillings

White Fillings
(Cerec Single visit Restorations)

Damages to the teeth structure need to be remedied as soon as possible to ensure that they do not have a chance to progress into something more complicated and harder to treat; teeth damages or decay should also be fixed in the soonest possible time because they cause the whole smile to become unattractive, especially of the affected tooth is located in an area that is visible when the patient is smiling, or when the mouth is opened.
White fillings provide effective solutions to cavities, and other damages to the teeth which may be caused by tooth decay or other factors. White dental fillings are also more aesthetically pleasing compared to silver amalgam fillings, which can be very obvious to others when the patient opens his or her mouth. As a result, white fillings are becoming the choice of more patients in providing solutions for their damaged or decayed teeth concerns.

Benefits of White Fillings over Amalgam Fillings

  • White fillings resemble the natural colour of hue of teeth, so they are not visible or obvious when the patient opens his or her mouth; it is possible to have white fillings without anybody else noticing about the teeth restorations. The damaged or decayed part can be fixed with white fillings that match the appearance of the other, existing natural teeth. Silver amalgam fillings, on the other hand, are dark coloured and are very visible to other people; every time a person smiles or opens his or her mouth, the silver amalgam fillings can very easily be seen by others. White fillings provide effective restorations, while giving the patient an improved smile that looks very natural.
  • The use of white fillings to restore damaged teeth will involve the removal of less teeth structure, as compared to restoring the teeth using silver amalgam fillings. The placement of white fillings will just necessitate a small space (after the decayed or damaged part has been removed by a dentist in Kent), unlike the placement of silver amalgam fillings – which require a significant portion of the tooth to be removed before the material can be placed. The use of white fillings protects the healthy parts of the tooth from being damaged or removed during the entire procedure.
  • White fillings do not contain mercury, which is known to have adverse effects on the human body. On the other hand, dental fillings made of silver amalgam contain a significant level of mercury, and can be harmful to the entire human body in the long run. The significant amount of mercury contained in silver amalgam fillings makes people wary about opting for this material, which has the potential to wreak havoc in the entire human body in the future. A lot of people also do not want the thought of having the mercury as dental fillings on their mouths for a long period of time, since there is a big possibility that the mercury can leak into the bloodstream – and into other parts of the body.

Why Choose White Fillings Over Amalgam?

  • Longer-Lasting & Less Maintenance
    Amalgam fillings may need replacing after just a few years, increasing the risk of breakage and repeated dental procedures. White fillings, on the other hand, provide a more durable, low-maintenance solution.

  • Less Sensitivity to Temperature
    White fillings help reduce discomfort from hot or cold foods and drinks, unlike amalgam fillings, which can make teeth more sensitive.

  • Stronger & More Natural-Looking
    White fillings bond directly to the tooth, restoring its strength and reducing the risk of fractures. Amalgam fillings, by contrast, can weaken the tooth over time, leading to further dental issues.

Dental Fillings Frequently Asked Questions

You may need a filling if you have a cavity, a cracked or broken tooth, or worn-down enamel due to grinding or acid erosion. Our dentist will assess your teeth and recommend the most suitable treatment.

We provide tooth-coloured composite fillings, inlays, and other advanced materials to restore your tooth while maintaining a natural appearance.

The lifespan of a filling depends on the material used and your oral hygiene habits. Composite fillings typically last 5–10 years, while ceramic can last even longer with proper care. Regular dental check-ups help ensure their longevity.

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