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  • Maintain a white, uniform smile
  • Enjoy a durable, natural-looking restoration
  • Remove decay before it progresses to a more complex dental issue
  • Boost your smiling confidence
  • Prioritize your oral health!

If you have or suspect you may have a cavity and are looking to treat it, you may want to consider composite (white) fillings. Made of composite resin – a tooth-coloured material that can be matched to the shade of your teeth – this material is a popular choice for patients who want to fix small chips or cracks in their teeth without using amalgam (silver) fillings.

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What are
composite fillings made from and which teeth can they be used on?

 

Here’s
everything you need to know about white fillings:

 

Composite
resins are made of a mixture of plastic and fine glass particles. The material
can be matched to the colour of your natural teeth, making it a popular choice
for people who want their fillings to be less noticeable. They also bond to
your tooth, which helps to support the remaining tooth structure and prevent
further damage, and the material is quick and easy to place.

 

Composite
fillings are ideal for small to medium-sized cavities. The material can also be
used to repair chipped or cracked teeth, as well as to fill in gaps between
teeth. They may not be the best choice for large cavities, as they tend to not
last as long as amalgam (silver) fillings.

 

If you are
considering composite fillings, it’s important to talk to your dentist about
whether or not they are the right choice for you.

 

How should
white fillings be cared for?

 

To care for
your white fillings, you should:

 

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-Brush twice a day with fluoride
toothpaste.

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-Floss once a day.

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-Visit your dentist regularly for
checkups and cleanings.

 Call Parkwood
Dental in Sherwood Park today with any questions you have about this
rejuvenating treatment!