Restore damaged teeth, stop decay, and protect your smile with safe, durable, and natural-looking tooth-colored fillings.
That twinge of pain with a sweet dessert. The strange little pit you can feel with your tongue. Discovering a cavity can be unsettling, but it’s a problem with a remarkably straightforward solution. Think of a dental filling not as a repair, but as a rescue mission for your tooth.
It’s the most common dental procedure for a reason: it’s highly effective, comfortable, and designed to stop decay in its tracks, preserving your natural tooth for years to come. And the best part? Modern fillings are virtually invisible, letting you smile, laugh, and eat with complete confidence.
In simple terms, a filling does exactly what the name suggests: it fills a hole in your tooth caused by decay. But it’s so much more than just a plug.
Here’s how it works: Your dentist gently removes the decayed, damaged portion of the tooth, cleans the area thoroughly, and then fills the cleaned-out cavity with a durable material. This process:
Sometimes a cavity gives you a clear warning, but often, it’s your dentist who will spot one during a routine check-up before you feel a thing. Be mindful of these signs:
The idea of “getting a filling” can make anyone a little nervous, but the modern experience is designed for your comfort.
The entire process for a single filling is often completed in about 30-45 minutes.
Gone are the days of obvious, metal-filled smiles. The standard of care today is composite resin fillings.
Why we love composite fillings:
A dental filling is one of the most affordable ways to protect your oral health. The cost for a tooth-colored composite filling in India typically ranges from ₹1,500 to ₹4,000 per tooth.
The final cost can depend on:
A filling is a long-lasting solution, but it’s not invincible. With proper care, it can last for many years.
Book an appointment today and enjoy convenient, compassionate care for every smile.
Dental fillings are used to repair teeth affected by cavities or minor damage. The decayed portion is removed and filled with a strong, protective material to restore the tooth’s function and shape.
You may need a filling if you experience:
• Tooth sensitivity
• Pain while chewing
• Visible holes or dark spots
• Early tooth decay detected during check-ups
Common filling materials include:
• Tooth-colored composite fillings
• Glass ionomer fillings
• Ceramic fillings
Your dentist will recommend the best option based on location and size of the cavity.
No. Fillings are done under local anesthesia, making the procedure comfortable and pain-free. Mild sensitivity afterward is temporary.
With proper care, fillings can last 5–10 years or longer, depending on the material used and oral hygiene habits.
Most dental fillings are completed in 20–40 minutes in a single visit.
Yes. Tooth-colored fillings blend perfectly with your natural teeth, making them almost invisible.
You can eat once the anesthesia wears off. Avoid very hard or sticky foods for a few hours after the procedure.
Absolutely. Modern dental fillings are safe, durable, and biocompatible.
Yes. Fillings seal the tooth and prevent bacteria from causing further damage when combined with good oral hygiene.
I was nervous about getting a filling, but the procedure was smooth and over quickly. No pain at all!
