Dental Fillings Thornhill
Dental fillings are a common restorative treatment used to repair teeth affected by cavities, minor fractures, and wear. At Promenade Village Dental, we provide modern tooth-coloured fillings designed to restore strength, comfort, and natural appearance.
- ✓ Tooth-Coloured Composite Fillings
- ✓ Conservative Restorative Care
- ✓ Mercury-Free Materials
- ✓ Natural-Looking Results
What Are Dental Fillings?
Dental fillings are used to restore lost tooth structure caused by decay, cracks, or everyday wear. Modern filling materials are designed to blend naturally with surrounding teeth while helping restore strength and function.
Restore Damaged Teeth
Fillings help repair cavities and minor tooth damage while preserving as much healthy tooth structure as possible.
Natural Appearance
Composite filling materials are colour-matched to blend naturally with your smile for a seamless appearance.
Tooth-Coloured Composite Restorations
Modern dental fillings use mercury-free composite materials that provide both strength and aesthetic benefits.
Bonds to Tooth Structure
Composite materials bond directly to enamel for a secure and supportive restoration.
Conservative Treatment
Tooth-coloured fillings typically require less removal of healthy tooth structure compared to traditional metal fillings.
Smaller & More Natural
Composite restorations are designed to be durable while maintaining a natural-looking appearance.
Mercury-Free Materials
Modern fillings are created using mercury-free materials that blend seamlessly with surrounding teeth.
Dental Filling Procedure & Maintenance
Dental fillings are completed in multiple steps to restore comfort, function, and the natural shape of the tooth.
Cavity Preparation
The dentist carefully removes decay and prepares the tooth for restoration.
Composite Placement
Composite resin is applied in layers and hardened using a special curing light.
Shaping & Polishing
The filling is shaped and polished to match the natural contours of the tooth comfortably.
Ongoing Monitoring
Routine dental check-ups help monitor fillings for wear, cracks, or replacement needs over time.
Inlays & Onlays
When tooth damage is too extensive for a standard filling, an inlay or onlay may be recommended as a more durable restorative option.
Inlays
Inlays are custom restorations designed to fit within the grooves of a damaged tooth while preserving healthy structure.
Onlays
Onlays cover a larger portion of the tooth and may be recommended when more extensive restoration is needed.