Modern conservative dentistry is no longer about extensive drilling. With composite materials and magnification, we remove only damaged tissue and rebuild the tooth layer by layer, matching the shade to neighboring teeth.
What the visit can include
- Composite fillings for front and back teeth
- Post-trauma tooth reconstruction
- Replacement of old amalgam fillings
- Direct composite veneers
- Treatment of cervical tooth sensitivity
Patient questions
How long does a composite filling last?
With proper hygiene and regular check-ups, composite fillings often serve 8–12 years or longer.
Can I eat after a filling?
Yes. The composite is light-cured, so the tooth is ready for chewing after the visit.
Should old amalgam fillings be replaced?
Often yes for aesthetics and sealing, but the decision is made individually after examination and X-ray assessment.