What is a Composite (White) Filling? What are the Benefits?
At DentMax Balikesir, composite fillings are restorations using tooth-colored materials to treat cavities, fractures, or esthetic concerns. They bond directly to the tooth, require minimal removal of natural structure, and provide durable function. Benefits include natural color matching, structural preservation, and long-lasting results. Composite fillings are often combined with Aesthetic Fillings, Bonding, Restorative Dentistry, and Laminate Veneers for comprehensive treatment plans.
How Does the Process Work?
The affected tooth is first examined, and decayed or damaged tissue is removed. Composite resin is applied in layers, hardened with a curing light, then shaped and polished to achieve a natural appearance. In some cases, fillings are placed after Root Canal Treatment or alongside Teeth Whitening for esthetic enhancement.
Prices and Costs – Balikesir Dental Clinic
Prices and costs for composite fillings depend on tooth location, filling size, and material used. Small, single-surface fillings differ from larger multi-surface restorations. At DentMax Balikesir, exact costs are determined after examination and personalized treatment planning.
Composite Filling Services at DentMax Balikesir
At DentMax Balikesir, composite fillings are placed using advanced light-curing technology to ensure durability and esthetics. The natural tooth structure is preserved as much as possible. In some cases, alternatives like Colored Fillings or Porcelain Inlay-Onlay Fillings may also be recommended.
Why Composite (White) Filling at DentMax Balikesir?
Composite fillings combine functionality with a natural appearance. At DentMax Balikesir, treatment is planned to restore oral health while maintaining esthetics. With regular check-ups, composite restorations can remain long-lasting and reliable.
Alternatives to Composite (White) Filling – DentMax
Alternatives include Amalgam Fillings, Porcelain Inlay-Onlay Restorations, or Laminate Veneers. For minor cavities, Fissure Sealants can serve as a preventive option.
Frequently Asked Questions about Composite (White) Filling
Is the procedure painful?
No, it is performed under local anesthesia. Any sensitivity afterward usually resolves quickly.
How long does the procedure take?
On average, 20–40 minutes per tooth. Multiple fillings may require longer sessions.
How are prices determined?
Prices and costs vary based on tooth size, number of surfaces, and the material used.
How durable are composite fillings?
With proper care, they can last 5–10 years.
Who is a candidate?
Patients with cavities, fractures, or esthetic issues who want natural-looking restorations.
