Dental Fillings at Dantaa Dental Clinic:
Everything You Need to Know
In Danta Dental Clinic, we are very happy to help you maintain the healthy and confident smile. Tooth filling is one of our most popular treatments. They are intended to fill a tooth with decay, crack or wear. They are safe and secure. If you’re suffering from sensitivity, cavities visible to the naked eye, or any discomfort in chewing, we at Dantaa Dental Clinic will have our experienced dental team members guide you on your way back to smiling comfortably.
Dental Fillings?
A dental filling is a way of restoring the damaged,rotten or broken parts of the tooth. The dentist will first remove the poor part of the tooth and fill it into space with a special material. This treatment will restore the teeth back to its original size, and the teeth can be used with the rest of the teeth without more damage. At Dantaa Dental Clinic, each filling will be fitted and adjusted to your bite so that it will feel normal and blend naturally with your other teeth.
Why would you need a filling?
If you have a cavity, cracked teeth or a scraped tooth, you may need to see a dentist for the filling treatment. If you feel pain during eating or chewing hot, cold, or sweet foods, then my dear you may need to lookout for a filling treatment. If you can see a cavity, or the tooth has a hole or dark area, it may be a sign that you need this treatment forsure. If you do not have the decay treated, it will worsen and cause further issues like an infection and/or possibly a root canal. Therefore, a filling is necessary because it will be the first line of treatment.
How Fillings Are Done?
The process for fillings starts with the dentist removing all decayed or damaged areas of a tooth. Thereafter, the dentist adequately cleans and disinfects the area in question. After that, he fills in the cavity with some selected material, and thereafter shaves and polishes the filling to fit into the bite totally, giving a natural smooth feel and look. The tooth is made stronger, allowing the prevention of future problems.
Types of Fillings We Provide
Dantaa Dental Clinic. They provide various types of dental fillings according to your needs and your choice. Composite resin fillings are made to match the colors and are extremely natural.They bond nicely to the tooth but may wear out a little faster and are slightly more expensive. Amalgam fillings are a little silverish but, they are very strong, durable, but economical. However, in some cases, they might give a little bit of sensitivity as well. Gold fillings are custom-made in a laboratory for the most durability and satisfactoriness-they are however more expensive and quite conspicuous. Ceramic (Porcelain) fillings are very natural-looking and stain-resistant but can also be expensive and somewhat brittle. Glass ionomer fillings release fluoride and should be used for children or teeth near the gumline but wear down faster since they’re not as strong.
Dental Filling Procedure Expectation
When you come in for filling work, our dentists gently do an examination, and if needed, take a digital X-ray. Then the dentist will apply local anesthesia in the area to block any feeling. After that, using the latest equipment available, the dentist removes the decayed area, thoroughly cleans the space, and applies the filling materials. For composite fillings, we harden the material with blue-light curing. Then we polish the filling and adjust your bite.
Advantages of Dental Fillings
Getting a dental filling at Dantaa Dental Clinic provides many benefits. Fillings restore the shape and function of your tooth; they stop the decay as well as reduce pain or sensitivity from your teeth. Modern fillings from tooth-colored materials can also be made to look completely natural. Timely treatment can spare you from more complex and costly procedures in future such as root canal treatment or extraction. For missing or severely damaged teeth, dental implants offer a strong, natural-looking replacement that restores full function.
Are There Any Risks?
While dental fillings are very safe, minor side effects may occur. Sensitivity to hot and cold food might occur temporarily, or discomfort might arise if the filling is too high. Allergic reactions to certain materials are rare; this is especially true of the amalgam type of filling. Don’t worry; our team will discuss the possibilities with you and help in deciding the material that will suit you best.
Is It Safe?
It is safe. All filling materials used in the Dantaa Dental Clinic are approved by the FDA and are trusted by dental professionals globally. Composite, ceramic, and gold fillings are all mercury-free. Amalgam fillings contain mercury, but in a safe and stable form. Nevertheless, lots of patients today prefer for us to use mercury-free options, and we happily do that. If you’re looking for the best dentist in Chandigarh for safe and modern filling options, Dantaa Dental Clinic is here to help.
Recovery and Aftercare
Most patients feel fine after a few hours when the anesthesia fades. A little sensitivity may remain for a few days. With a composite (white) filling, you can eat immediately. Chew on that side for the waistline of about 24 hours with amalgam fillings in your mouth. For the first day or two, avoid foods that are very hot or very cold or very sticky or very hard. Also, chew away from your filling during this time so as not to accidentally bite your cheek or tongue.
When to Contact Us
If your filling feels too high or uncomfortable, if your pain increases or does not resolve, or if your sensitivity persists longer than one to two weeks, please contact Dantaa Dental Clinic. Also, reach out if your filling cracks or comes off or if you’re experiencing any vibes that something may be off.
Care Tips After Filling
Take care of your filling by brushing very lightly with a soft toothbrush and using dental floss once a day around the freshly filled tooth. The early days will be crucial; thus, avoid chewing on hard or sticky foods. If your gums hurt, you may rinse with warm salt water.Do not use your teeth to open any packages or bite or chew hard things like ice.
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