Composite Fillings

Filling Occlusal: Air Abrasion

Air abrasion is a drill-less method of removing tooth decay in preparation for a filling.

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Filling Occlusal: Drill (Amalgam)

When tooth decay occurs on the biting surface of a tooth, a dental drill may be used to remove the effected area of the tooth.

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Filling: Chipped Tooth

When one of the front teeth becomes chipped and if that chip hasn’t exposed the pulp area inside the tooth, then a filling can be applied. A composite material is built up layer by layer to replace the missing area of the tooth. The composite material is then hardened by a dental curing light. And finally a polishing tool is used to smooth out the filling.

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Filling Cervical: Drill

Here we see decay build up on the cervical surface of a tooth, this then becomes a tooth cavity and is removed by a dental drill.

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Filling Cervical: Air Abrasion

Here we see decay build up on the cervical surface of a tooth. The decay is removed using air abraison, a drill-less method, which uses air mixed with abrasive particles to blast away the decay.

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Filling Occlusal: Drill

Occlusal decay occurs on the biting surface of the tooth. A dental drill is used to remove the decay.

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