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Fillings and restorations

Repairing a tooth before it needs something bigger.

Composite filling materials laid out beside a study model.

Composite and glass ionomer fillings, temporary restorations and re-cementation.

Composite

A tooth coloured resin bonded into the cavity and shaped to the tooth. It is placed in one visit and the shade is matched to the teeth beside it, so a filling at the front is not the first thing anyone sees.

Glass ionomer

A material that bonds chemically to the tooth and releases fluoride. It suits some sites better than composite does, particularly near the gumline and in children's teeth.

Temporary work

A temporary restoration holds a tooth while something else is decided or waited for, and re-cementation puts back a crown or an inlay that has come loose. Both are proper treatments with a purpose, not a way of putting a decision off.

What this includes

  • Composite resin fillings
  • Glass ionomer fillings
  • Temporary restorations
  • Re-cementation of a loose crown or inlay
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