Dental Filligs in Oadby, Leicester

Dental fillings are a simple and effective way to repair teeth damaged by decay or minor fractures. At Smile Perfections, we use high-quality materials to restore the strength, function, and appearance of your teeth, leaving you with a smile that’s as healthy as it is natural-looking.

Restore your tooth's health

Dental fillings repair cavities and prevent further decay, keeping your tooth strong and healthy.

Seamless result

With modern materials, fillings blend in with your natural teeth, so your smile stays confident and flawless.

Protect againg future problems

By treating decay early, fillings stop small issues from becoming bigger, more complex problems down the line.

Preserve toot function

Fillings restore the structure of your tooth, so you can chew and bite comfortably without pain or worry.

What are dental fillings?

Dental fillings are used to repair cavities or minor damage to your teeth. They work by filling the affected area, preventing further decay and restoring the tooth’s structure.

Modern fillings are designed to blend seamlessly with your natural teeth, so you can smile confidently without worrying about visible dental work.

Signs you may need a filling

Not sure if you need a filling? Here are some common signs:

If you’re experiencing any of these, book a check-up with our team to address the issue early.

Dental fillings we offer

Made from a durable, tooth-coloured resin, composite fillings blend naturally with your teeth, providing a discreet and effective solution.

Why choose Smile Perfections for your dental fillings?

Bringing smiles to life!

Have a question?

FAQ

We are here to help you! Find the answers to some of the most asked questions here.

Getting a filling is usually not painful. Your dentist will numb the area, so you’ll feel little to no discomfort during the procedure. Any mild soreness afterward typically subsides quickly.

Fillings can be made from a variety of materials, including tooth-coloured composite resin, amalgam (silver), gold, or porcelain. Your dentist will recommend the best material based on your needs and preferences.

The lifespan of a filling depends on the material used and how well you care for your teeth. Composite fillings usually last 5–10 years, while amalgam or gold fillings can last 10–20 years or longer with proper care.

While uncommon, fillings can become loose or fall out due to wear, decay around the filling, or biting down on something hard. Regular check-ups can help ensure your fillings stay intact and your teeth remain healthy.

You can usually eat shortly after getting a filling, but it’s best to avoid hard or sticky foods for a few hours, especially if your mouth is still numb. For composite (tooth-coloured) fillings, the material hardens immediately, so you can return to your normal diet more quickly. Your dentist will provide specific advice based on your treatment.

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