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- 1700 Hydepark Rd unit 5 London Ontario N6H 5L7
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Say goodbye to silver fillings and hello to seamless, natural-looking smiles. At One Dental Hydepark, we offer high-quality tooth-coloured fillings that restore your teeth without compromising aesthetics.
Whether you’re fixing a cavity or replacing old metal fillings, our gentle dentist Hydepark team ensures your results look and feel just like your natural teeth.
Tooth-coloured fillings, also known as composite resin fillings, are used to repair teeth damaged by decay, minor fractures, or wear. Unlike traditional amalgam (metal) fillings, composite fillings blend in with your natural tooth color for a smooth, invisible finish.
Our fillings are made from a durable blend of resin and glass particles that bond directly to your tooth structure. This not only preserves more of your healthy tooth but also strengthens it from within. The result? A lasting, attractive restoration that supports both your oral health and your smile’s appearance.
Tooth-coloured fillings are one of the most common restorative treatments we provide. You may need one if you have:
At your consultation, our experienced dentist Hydepark will perform a thorough exam and digital imaging to determine the best treatment for your needs.
Getting a tooth-coloured filling at One Dental Hydepark is a simple and comfortable process, typically completed in just one visit.
We begin by numbing the area to ensure a pain-free experience. Our dentist will then remove any decayed or damaged tooth material and carefully clean the area. The composite resin is applied in layers, each one cured with a special light to harden it in place. Once fully shaped and polished, your new filling will blend in perfectly with the rest of your smile.
You’ll be able to eat and speak normally as soon as the numbness wears off, and most patients experience little to no sensitivity afterward.
To ensure the longevity of your tooth-coloured fillings, it’s important to maintain good oral hygiene and avoid habits that could damage them.
Well-maintained fillings can last for many years, especially when combined with a proactive approach to your oral health.
