Healthy-looking repair without dark metal
Composite resin is shade-matched to your natural enamel and bonded directly to the tooth. It can treat decay, small chips, cracks, gaps, worn edges, exposed roots, and failing metal fillings while preserving more healthy structure.
Treatment designed around your needs
Tooth-colored composite
Matches enamel, bonds to the tooth, requires conservative preparation, and contains no metal.
Common uses
Cavities, chips, cracks, small gaps, worn edges, exposed roots, and replacement of failing fillings.
Why patients choose tooth-colored fillings
Discreet repair
The filling is shaded and polished to blend with the tooth.
Strong bond
Composite adheres directly to the remaining structure.
Conservative
Less healthy tooth may need to be removed than with older techniques.
One visit
Most composite fillings are completed in a single appointment.
What to expect
Numb & prepare
Remove decay or damage after making the area comfortable.
Shade match
Choose a resin color that blends with your enamel.
Place & cure
Layer, shape, and harden the composite.
Polish & check
Smooth the restoration and confirm your bite.
Tooth-Colored Fillings FAQs
How long do composite fillings last?
Many last 7โ10 years or longer with good oral hygiene and regular visits.
Can old metal fillings be replaced?
Often yes, especially when a filling is failing or appearance is a concern. An examination is needed first.
Are fillings covered by insurance?
Many plans cover composite fillings, though benefits vary by tooth and plan.