Tooth Filling
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| • | Impeccable aesthetics; the material can be selected based on the exact shade of the natural teeth in the mouth |
| • | Can easily be manipulated to achieve the right tooth morphology and contour, after which they either cure themselves or can be set with the help of a blue light |
| • | Do not contain any toxic substances and are therefore 100% biocompatible, non-irritant and non-toxic |
| • | No chances of material leakage or marginal shrinkage |
| • | Owing to their outstanding strength, composites can be used to restore both, posterior teeth as well and anterior teeth most conveniently without any chances of fracture |
| • | The material is very versatile and can be used for the restoration of chipped teeth, decayed teeth, abraded teeth, fractured teeth, and can even be used as a direct adhesive to mask dental gaps etc. |
| • | Ultra durable and long lasting |
| • | Multiple teeth can be restored using composites during the same sitting |
 Hours
Monday: 8am - 12pm Tuesday - Thursday: 8am - 6pm (Lunch hour from 12pm - 2pm) |
Composite is a specialized dental material that has successfully replaced conventional filling materials such as amalgam in a majority of the dental practices across the world, owing to its remarkable properties. Amalgam or silver fillings were previously being used for the restoration of teeth affected by wear or decay. The material was known for its strength and structural integrity but it has a number of disadvantages, most prominently that mercury, a toxic substance, is an important constituent of the filling material, and it has no aesthetic value due to its distinct metallic color. There are countless advantages of opting for dental composites for restoration or replacement of old silver fillings.