White fillings are an excellent way to repair decayed or damaged teeth while preserving the natural aesthetics of your smile. At DNTL Smiles & Wellness, our clinicians use high-quality composite materials to restore cavities, fix worn or chipped teeth, and blend seamlessly with your existing enamel.
White (composite) fillings have become the preferred choice over traditional silver (amalgam) fillings for several reasons:
Treatment typically takes between 20 and 40 minutes, depending on the size and location of the cavity.
In addition to repairing teeth, we also use composite resin for cosmetic treatments such as composite bonding. This technique improves the appearance of chipped, discoloured, or misshapen teeth in a non-invasive way, often with no drilling or anaesthetic needed. Learn more on our composite bonding page.
We typically recommend white fillings for their aesthetic advantages and ability to preserve natural tooth structure. For larger cavities or heavy-bite areas, we may discuss alternative options like ceramic inlays, onlays, or crowns.
At DNTL Smiles & Wellness, we use premium composite systems such as Venus Pearl and GC G-aenial, known for their lifelike appearance, strength, and durability.
We also offer a 1-year guarantee on all white fillings. If issues arise, we’ll promptly correct them to your satisfaction.
In cases where a cavity is particularly large or the tooth is under significant pressure, a stronger restorative option such as an inlay, onlay, or crown may be recommended. Our clinicians will guide you based on your bite, function, and cosmetic goals.
If you’re considering white fillings for aesthetic or restorative reasons, or want to replace existing amalgam fillings, we’re here to help. Book an appointment at DNTL Smiles & Wellness and enjoy natural-looking results backed by specialist care.
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