Composite Restoration

Composite restoration is a widely used dental procedure for treating cavities, repairing cracks or fractures, and achieving aesthetic improvements. This method utilizes composite filling materials that perfectly match the natural color and structure of the tooth, offering excellent results both aesthetically and functionally.

During the procedure, the damaged or decayed part of the tooth is carefully removed, and composite material is applied to the area. This material is hardened using a special light, bonding seamlessly with the tooth. Composite restorations are performed with minimal loss of tooth structure, allowing the preservation of the tooth's natural integrity.

One of the key benefits of composite fillings is their durability against chewing forces. They are especially preferred for aesthetically sensitive areas, such as the front teeth, as they provide a natural appearance. Composite restorations mimic the original tooth structure, ensuring both health and aesthetics.

Proper oral care after the procedure prolongs the lifespan of composite restorations. Regular dental check-ups are essential to prevent wear or damage to the filling over time. With advancements in materials and techniques, composite restoration procedures are now quick and comfortable for patients.