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7/29/2019

Benefits of Dental Fillings

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Dental Fillings

Dental fillings involve the removal of decayed or damaged portion of the tooth. That space is filled with a material that protects the tooth against the additional damage. This filling restores the functionality of your teeth and also solves makes your smile look better. This treatment is mostly used to treat cavities, but it is sometimes used to repair cracked and broken teeth Fillings can be made of composite resin, silver amalgam, gold, porcelain or glass ionomer. Each type of material has its own set of advantages which have to be weighed along with your oral health to determine the most appropriate material to be used. But let us look at the overall benefits of dental fillings.

- Dental Fillings can Last a Long Time

Certain dental fillings, like gold and porcelain, are effective for 15 years. They may even last longer if you take proper care of your fillings. These types are highly resistant to corrosion. Although these cost a lot more than other variants, they will protect your tooth for a longer time and provide you with invaluable peace of mind.

- Dental Fillings Look Natural

Dental fillings made of composite resins and porcelain are optimal for those who are concerned about the appearance of their smile. These dental fillings look natural and no one would be able to tell that you have a filling in your mouth.

- Improved Tooth Functionality

Dental decay has proved to make chewing quite difficult and painful. So, fill your decayed tooth and you may find eating less painful. Fillings fill the cavities and close the open ends of your dental nerves, preventing them from any shock during eating or drinking.

- Dental Fillings Can Prevent Infection

If you need dental work like a root canal, a temporary tooth filling can be placed to give the tooth and gums some time to heal. The temporary tooth also allows the nerves to relax before the permanent filling is done. The temporary filling ensures that the exposed tooth does not get infected.

- Fillings Can Release Fluoride

Dental fillings like glass ionomer releases fluoride that protects the tooth from further decay. This filling is commonly used in situations where there is decay beneath the gum line. This type can also be used for pediatric patients.

- Several Other Benefits

There is a common misconception that dental fillings are only useful in situations of tooth decay. Although fillings are commonly applied to the portion of the teeth where decay has occurred, they serve additional purposes as well. Tooth fillings are also used to repair broken and cracked teeth.

These are some of the benefits of dental fillings. You can contact us if you have any more queries. We will help you.

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