🧩 Restorative Dentistry

Dental Fillings
Restore with Precision

Mercury-free, tooth-coloured composite and ceramic fillings that repair cavities invisibly β€” completed in a single, comfortable visit with results that last for years.

1 Visit
Treatment Complete
Mercury-Free
BPA-Free Materials
Invisible
Colour-Matched Result
Filling Types
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Invisible, Safe & Long-Lasting
The right material for every cavity
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Composite ResinTooth-coloured, single-visit, BPA-free
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Ceramic InlayStrongest, longest-lasting option
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Glass IonomerFluoride-releasing, ideal for kids
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Amalgam ReplacementSafe removal, natural look
Single Visit Β· Mercury-Free Β· Invisible Results
About This Treatment

Dental Fillings β€” Restore with Precision

Dental fillings restore teeth damaged by decay, minor fracture or wear to their original shape and function. Modern tooth-coloured composite fillings bond directly to tooth structure, requiring less drilling than old amalgam fillings, are completely invisible and are completed in a single appointment without any laboratory steps.

Tooth-Coloured Composite β€” mercury-free resin precisely shade-matched to your tooth; completed in a single visit, requires minimal drilling and bonds to strengthen remaining tooth structure.
Ceramic Inlays & Onlays β€” for larger cavities, lab-fabricated ceramic restorations preserve far more healthy tooth structure than a crown while lasting significantly longer than composite.
Glass Ionomer Cement β€” fluoride-releasing material used for cervical cavities, baby teeth and high-moisture areas where composite bonding is less reliable.
Safe Amalgam Removal β€” old silver fillings removed using rubber dam isolation and sectioning technique to minimise mercury vapour exposure during removal.
Pit & Fissure Sealants β€” thin resin coating applied over the grooves of back teeth to prevent decay developing β€” particularly recommended for children and teenagers.
Quick Information
CompositeCeramic InlayGlass IonomerAmalgam Replacement
Duration
30–60 minutes
Anaesthesia
Local
Pain Level
None
Longevity
5–15 years
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Step By Step

Getting a Filling β€” Step by Step

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Anaesthesia
Tooth numbed with local anaesthetic β€” zero pain
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Decay Removal
Soft decay removed; cavity prepared for filling
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Composite Placement
Resin packed in layers, each cured with blue light
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Polishing
Bite checked, filling polished β€” perfect result
Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

No β€” fillings are performed under local anaesthesia and you will not feel any pain during the procedure. Some sensitivity for 1–3 days after is normal and resolves on its own.
Composite resin fillings typically last 7–10 years. Ceramic inlays and onlays can last 15+ years. Longevity depends heavily on your oral hygiene, diet and bite habits.
There is no clinical requirement to replace amalgam fillings that are intact and functioning well. However, if an amalgam filling is cracked, leaking or aesthetically unacceptable, replacing it with tooth-coloured composite is an excellent option.
Yes β€” we routinely use composite and glass ionomer fillings for children's primary (baby) teeth. Glass ionomer is particularly suitable as it releases fluoride and adheres well in difficult-to-dry environments.

Treat Decay Early, Save Your Tooth

A small cavity treated today avoids a root canal tomorrow. Invisible, mercury-free fillings completed in one comfortable appointment β€” no reason to delay.