Adhesive dental fillings
- A diet rich in simple carbohydrates predisposes you to dental cavities.
- The most common treatment for dental cavities is dental filling.
- Dentists use tooth-coloured composite resins to restore teeth after the removal of dental decay.
- Dental composites come in various tooth coloured shades, to achieve aesthetic fillings.
How are dental cavities treated?
The most common approach to treating dental cavities is through dental fillings. We use composite resins that are tooth-colored to restore the affected teeth once the decayed part has been removed with the use of dental drills. Depending on the extent of the cavity, local anesthesia may or may not be necessary.
Tooth-colored composite resins come in a variety of shades, and we choose the appropriate shade to match your natural tooth color during a careful examination. The cavity is then restored in layers, with each layer being hardened by exposure to blue light to enable it to bond with the tooth.
After the filling is completed, it is sculpted and polished to regain the natural tooth anatomy. Dental composite fillings provide excellent strength and restore vital functions such as chewing and speech. They also seal the tooth and prevent further decay, avoiding the need for invasive procedures.
Moreover, composite resins are highly conservative and do not require the removal of healthy tooth structures. This conserves more of the tooth structure and extends the lifespan of the tooth.
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Adhesive Dental Fillings in Luxembourg for Strong, Natural, and Minimally Invasive Restorations
Adhesive dental fillings use advanced bonding materials to create a strong seal that reinforces the tooth while preserving natural enamel. These tooth-colored restorations are highly aesthetic and blend seamlessly with surrounding teeth, making them ideal for both front and back restorations. At TalpaDent, adhesive techniques ensure long-term durability, reduced sensitivity, and healthier tooth preservation.
FAQ
Adhesive fillings chemically bond to the tooth, enhancing stability. This allows more conservative preparation. The result is a strong and natural-looking restoration.
Yes, composite materials withstand daily chewing forces effectively. Their longevity depends on proper placement and oral hygiene. Regular check-ups help maintain them.
They are matched to your tooth color for a seamless appearance. The translucency mimics natural enamel. This makes them ideal for visible areas.
They are best for small to moderate cavities. Extensive damage may require an inlay, onlay, or crown. The dentist recommends the most suitable option.
Composite fillings resist staining but may discolor slightly with heavy exposure to certain foods. Routine cleanings maintain their appearance. Polishing can restore brightness if needed.
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