Dental filling

Dental filling is a conservative treatment used to repair damage caused by cavities or small fractures in the tooth. After removing the decayed tissue, the dentist fills the cavity with biocompatible materials, such as composite, amalgam, or ceramic, restoring the tooth's functionality and aesthetics. This treatment prevents further damage and protects the tooth structure from future infections or deterioration.

The filling is a minimally invasive, painless procedure thanks to local anesthesia, and it helps maintain the natural tooth for as long as possible. Modern materials provide highly durable aesthetic solutions, ensuring a lasting and harmonious result.

It is essential to undergo regular check-ups with the dentist to monitor the condition of the fillings and prevent any complications, ensuring good oral health over time.