Composite Fillings (Conservative Treatment)

In the past, Amalgam Fillings and White Composite Fillings were compared and debated. Today, with the technological variety of composite fillings, these debates are over.

This is because composite fillings offer a variety depending on the area of the tooth to be filled and the damage suffered by the tooth. A composite filling selected for a tooth with chewing force is now even stronger than the durability of an amalgam filling. The aesthetic superiority of composite fillings, which is already indisputable, now allows for even minimal thickness laminations.

Advanced generation bonding applications have further increased the success of today’s composite applications. The most important aspect of bonding is actually sealing. This can be achieved through the use of rubber dam. It is expressed by patients as “they covered my mouth with a sheet.” In this way, only the area to be worked on remains exposed. During treatment, dental fluids or saliva are prevented from entering the area where the filling will be made.

Today, composite resins are reinforced with fiber systems and their aesthetic success has become much better at mimicking nature thanks to nano-technology. The composite filling procedure is completed in one session.