White Fillings
in Belmont, Sutton
Repair damaged teeth or replace metal fillings with tooth-coloured fillings
From £130
Why choose a White Filling?
While traditional metal fillings serve an important purpose, they are not aesthetically pleasing and can ruin the appearance of an otherwise perfect smile. A filling that closely matches the colour of your teeth will blend in with the tooth and be virtually unnoticeable when you open your mouth.
At Pine Dental, we can use white fillings to fill cavities, close gaps and reshape teeth. The versatile use of white filling is why people opt for white filling over metal filling.
White fillings can be used to:
- Cover cracks and repair chips
- Close gaps and reshape teeth
- Correct discolouration
- Fill cavities and replace metal and amalgam fillings
Why Do Patients Choose Pine Dental & Aesthetics?
- Expert dental care with over 25 years of combined experience
- Nominated for 7 awards including Patient Care and Best Practice of 2024 at the Private Dentistry Awards.
- Ceiling-mounted televisions so you can relax during your visits by watching your favourite movies and TV shows!
- Fully digital care with state-of-the-art technology
- On-site parking and next to Belmont Train Station and several bus stops
- Dentists experienced in helping nervous patients
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Clear, Honest Pricing for White Fillings
At Pine Dental & Aesthetics, white resin composite fillings are used to repair teeth that are chipped, worn or have suffered damage through dental decay through advanced and precise techniques.
We do not offer silver-amalgam fillings to minimise the health risks to patients and avoid its environmental impact.
We can use white resin composite fillings at both the front and back of the mouth to restore function and strength of damaged teeth or improve aesthetics. The shade of the filling is matched to the natural tooth colour, meaning repairs are near invisible on any tooth surface.
Minimally-invasive resin composite restorations involve saving as much of your natural tooth as possible and can even be used to treat receding gums.
During your treatment visit, your experienced dentist will begin by removing and cleaning damaged parts of the tooth. A protective rubber sheet known as a dental “dam” is then used to isolate the tooth, preventing contamination of the filling during treatment and controlling moisture – this helps the filling bond strongly to the tooth.
Your dentist carefully layers resin composite to expertly sculpt the tooth and recreate its natural design. The filling is then smoothed and polished, ensuring your bite is conserved.
This procedure is usually carried out under local anaesthetic, allowing you to go about your day as normal once you walk out our door and the numbing agent wears off.
With a normal regime of regular check-ups and careful hygiene, you can expect your white filling to last as long as a natural tooth.
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What is the process of having a white filling?
During your treatment visit, your experienced dentist will begin by removing and cleaning damaged parts of the tooth. A protective rubber sheet known as a dental “dam” is then used to isolate the tooth, preventing contamination of the filling during treatment and controlling moisture – this helps the filling bond strongly to the tooth.
Your dentist carefully layers resin composite to expertly sculpt the tooth and recreate its natural design. The filling is then smoothed and polished, ensuring your bite is conserved.
This procedure is usually carried out under local anaesthetic, allowing you to go about your day as normal once you walk out our door and the numbing agent wears off.
With a normal regime of regular check-ups and careful hygiene, you can expect your white filling to last as long as a natural tooth.
