Cavities can happen to anyone, even if you’re dedicated to maintaining great oral hygiene. The good news is that catching tooth decay early makes it simple to address. That’s why routine dental checkups are so important. If we detect decay, we can quickly restore your teeth with tooth fillings in El Paso. This treatment will:
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Dental fillings are among the most common restorative treatments, and for a good reason—they’re effective and reliable.
Cavities can affect anyone, regardless of age, and untreated decay is a leading cause of more serious dental problems. According to the CDC, nearly one-quarter of adults have untreated cavities.
While it may seem like a routine issue, neglecting tooth decay can lead to infections that threaten your oral health.
At Star City Dental, we focus on catching and treating cavities early to protect your smile and prevent future complications.
When restoring your teeth, we use composite material instead of metal for its superior benefits. Composite fillings blend seamlessly with your natural teeth, offering a beautiful, discreet solution.
They also require minimal removal of healthy tooth structure, preserving more of your natural enamel. Unlike amalgam fillings, composite materials are mercury-free, eliminating concerns about long-term health effects.
Additionally, they are less likely to cause allergic reactions, making them a safer option for those sensitive to metals. With these advantages, composite fillings are the ideal choice for restoring your tooth effectively and comfortably.
Call 915-336-1322 today to schedule your appointment for tooth fillings in El Paso! You can also schedule online.
White tooth fillings are made of composite resin, a blend of ceramic and plastic. Unlike amalgam fillings, which are made of a blend of metals, they can be matched to the color of your other teeth so they aren’t noticeable in your smile. They also cause fewer allergy issues than amalgam.
The life of fillings will vary, depending on their location and your oral hygiene, among other factors. A composite filling typically lasts from five to 10 years. No filling is designed to last a lifetime. You can maximize the life span of any filling by brushing and flossing every day and visiting us at least twice a year for professional cleanings.
Yes, tooth fillings can occasionally come out. If a person tends to eat a lot of chewy, sticky, or hard foods and candies, their fillings can come out. If this happens to you, try to put the filling back in place if possible, then call our office as soon as you can so we can get you in and replace the filling.