Fillings

A filling is the most common way of treating tooth decay.

A filling is made of amalgam, chemically cured composite, light-cured composite or as a cast ceramic inlay.

Multiple cavities in the front teeth restored with the latest generation of light-cured composites (Micerium, Mirice, Gradia) give your smile a highly aesthetic and long-lasting effect.

Diagram of a tooth with decay and with a placed filling — Filling

Light-cured composite fillings

Light-cured composite filling of front teeth – stage 1 — 1 – light-cured composite fillings

Light-cured composite filling of front teeth – stage 2 — 2 – light-cured composite fillings

Light-cured composite filling of front teeth – stage 3 — 3 – light-cured composite fillings

Restoring fractured teeth

A broken front tooth – before — before – Restoring fractured teeth

A broken front tooth – after — after – Restoring fractured teeth

Decay at the tooth neck and wedge-shaped defects

Decay at the tooth neck – before — before – Decay at the tooth neck and wedge-shaped defects

Decay at the tooth neck – after — after – Decay at the tooth neck and wedge-shaped defects

Restoring molar teeth

Molars with decay – before — before – Restoring molars

Molars with decay – after — after – Restoring molars

Inlays and onlays

Diagram: an inlay and an onlay placed in a broken-down molar

More about inlays made in a laboratory: Aesthetic inlays.

Conservative treatment

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