Composite fillings

Tooth colored (composite) fillings look very natural. There are many shades to choose from to match every color tooth.

A composite filling provides a filling that looks nice and doesn’t detract from your smile. Here's what sets it apart from other materials and procedures.

Cavities are common. Learn more about the types of material dentists use to fill these cavities -- Amalgram and Composite fillings.

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An overview of the steps a dentist follows when placing any type of composite dental restoration. | Tips and pointers about precautions you should take after your new restoration has been placed.

A composite filling or white fillings is used to repair a tooth that is suffering from decay, cracks, fractures or defective older fillings. The decayed or damaged portion of the tooth will be removed, sterilised and then filled with a composite filling.

Dental amalgam fillings contain mercury, so are they safe? Should you get amalgam fillings removed? What is best for you — amalgam vs composite?

Before & After: Large silver filling replaced by white, composite filling. The filling looks so natural it is almost unnoticeable!

Are composite fillings dangerous for children? A new study published in the Journal Pediatrics suggests so and is sure to have parents scrambling to

The term ‘plastic’ in periodontal plastic surgery has been derived from the Greek word, ‘plastic’. In Greek, it refers to modeling or sculpting. It is a sub-field of dentistry that specializes in correcting or restoring the function and form of teeth.