The number of cavity fillings needed varies by patient. Some people never develop cavities, while others may require multiple tooth fillings throughout their lifetime.
Dental Fillings
Cavities happen, but they don’t have to stay. Our tooth fillings restore your smile with durable, natural-looking materials.
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Cost
The cost varies based on the filling material and number of cavities.
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Treatment Duration
A filling typically takes 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the size of the cavity.
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Do Fillings Hurt?
We numb the area, so you won’t feel a thing—just a little pressure. Call to learn more.
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Dental Fillings and Sealants at C W Family Dentistry
Tooth decay happens, but fillings make it a problem of the past. We remove cavities and restore your tooth with strong, natural-looking materials. Whether you need a traditional filling or a composite option that blends in, we’ll make sure your tooth is healthy and pain-free.
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Process
Comprehensive Examination: We begin with a thorough evaluation, including X-rays if needed, to assess the extent of tooth decay and determine if a filling is the best treatment option. Based on our findings, we recommend a treatment plan.
Decay Removal and Tooth Preparation: The decayed portion of the tooth is carefully removed, and the remaining structure is prepared to ensure a secure and lasting filling.
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Next Steps
Filling Placement: The filling material is applied, shaped, and hardened to restore the tooth’s strength and natural look.
Final Adjustments and Aftercare: We polish the filling and make necessary bite adjustments for comfort. We’ll also provide aftercare instructions to help maintain your restored tooth and prevent future cavities.
FAQ
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How many tooth fillings are normal?
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How long do dental fillings last?
The lifespan of dental fillings depends on the material used and oral hygiene habits. Composite resin fillings typically last 5-10 years, while metal and ceramic options may last longer.
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How many dental fillings can be done at once?
Our dentist can place multiple cavity fillings in one visit, depending on the number and location of cavities. The exact number depends on the patient,