Dental Fillings
Dental Fillings & Emergency Tooth Repair
Cavities are common, but they don’t have to become a big problem. Our cavity filling procedure is designed to be quick, painless, and effective. We remove the decayed part of the tooth and replace it with a strong, durable filling that protects your tooth and helps restore normal function. It’s one of the most basic dental treatments — but it’s also one of the most important for stopping future damage.
Sometimes, fillings break or fall out. That’s when you need an emergency dental filling. A cracked filling tooth can cause sharp pain, sensitivity, or even swelling. Waiting too long can make things worse. We offer same-day appointments when possible, so you don’t have to suffer or risk further damage.
We also know not everyone has dental insurance or a big budget for dental work. That’s why we offer affordable dental fillings without lowering the quality of care. We’ll go over your options clearly, so you know exactly what to expect in terms of both treatment and cost.
Our team works with different types of filling materials, based on what works best for your specific needs. Whether you need a natural-looking option for a front tooth or a stronger filling for a molar, we’ll help you choose the right type.
If you’re feeling discomfort, have visible holes in your teeth, or feel a rough edge where a filling used to be, it’s time to get it checked out. We keep things simple, honest, and focused on fixing the problem — not selling you on something you don’t need.
Our goal is to provide solid, no-stress dental care that gets you out of pain and back to your routine fast. Need help today? We’re ready when you are.
FAQs
What type of dental filling is best?
The best type of dental filling depends on the location and size of the cavity. Resin fillings and porcelain fillings are popular for their natural appearance, while gold fillings and amalgam fillings offer durability for back teeth.
How long does a tooth filling last?
The lifespan of a filling depends on the material used. Silver fillings can last 10-15 years, while permanent dental fillings like resin or porcelain may last over a decade with proper care.
What is the best filling method for teeth?
The best method is usually cavity fillings with composite or porcelain materials for a natural look. Tooth decay treatment may also involve temporary fillings before permanent ones if the tooth needs more than one appointment.
Are fillings painful to get?
No, getting fillings is generally not painful due to local anesthesia. If needed, temporary fillings can be placed first to protect the tooth before completing the final restoration.