White fillings are a discreet way to repair teeth affected by decay, small fractures or minor damage while maintaining a natural-looking smile. Made from tooth-coloured composite material, they can be carefully matched to the shade of your existing teeth. Your dentist will remove the affected area and restore the tooth with a filling designed to blend naturally with your smile.
Say goodbye to noticeable metal fillings and hello to a brighter, more natural-looking smile with our white (composite) fillings. Made from strong, tooth-colored resin, these fillings blend beautifully with your natural teeth, making them almost invisible. They offer a more attractive and modern alternative to traditional metal fillings and are a healthier choice, bonding directly to the tooth without any toxic materials. With white fillings, you can enjoy a confident smile that looks and feels completely natural.
The filling material can be matched to your natural tooth colour, making the restoration much less noticeable.
White fillings can restore teeth affected by decay, small cracks, chips or other minor damage.
Treatment involves removing the affected area while aiming to preserve as much healthy tooth structure as possible.
A white filling can help restore the shape and function of the tooth, making everyday eating and speaking more comfortable.
White fillings are tooth-coloured restorations made from composite material. They are used to repair teeth affected by decay or minor damage.
Yes. The composite material can be matched closely to the colour of your natural teeth, helping the filling blend into your smile.
White fillings can be used for back teeth in many cases. Your dentist will assess the tooth and recommend the most suitable restoration based on its condition.
Their lifespan varies depending on the tooth, size of the filling, your bite and oral hygiene. Regular dental check-ups can help monitor the filling and your overall oral health.
The procedure is normally carried out under local anaesthetic where needed, helping keep you comfortable during treatment. Some temporary sensitivity may occur afterwards.
