Composite Fillings in the Overland Park - Kansas City Area
Dental Fillings
At Harman-Tinnel Complete Family Dentistry, we offer a permanent solution for missing teeth, dental implants. Dental Implants involve a titanium post fused with the jawbone to support a natural-looking dental crown, bridge, or denture. They not only restore function and aesthetics but also prevent bone loss by stimulating the jaw, offering a lasting, durable replacement for natural teeth.
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Fixing Cavities with Tooth Colored Composite Dental Fillings
Composite dental fillings offer a highly effective and natural-looking solution for repairing cavities and restoring damaged teeth. Crafted from tooth-colored materials, these fillings blend seamlessly with your natural teeth, making them a discreet choice. Beyond aesthetics, composite fillings also bond directly to the tooth’s surface, providing added strength to the structure and helping to protect against future decay.
At HTCFD, we focus on patient comfort and quality, ensuring each filling is precisely shaped to fit your tooth and perfectly match its color. Our customized approach to composite fillings means you’ll leave with a restored, healthy, and beautiful smile you can feel confident about.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Composite Dental Fillings
See below for many filling-related questions! Don’t see a question that you have? Contact us, we’d love the opportunity to answer it for you!Â
What is a Filling?
A filling is a tooth-colored material that is used to restore a tooth that has decayed, such as a cavity.
Why Do I Need a Filling?
Your dentist might recommend you get a filling if you have a large amount of tooth decay. Getting a filling helps to fill the decay and ensures proper tooth health.Â
How Do I Know if I Have Tooth Decay?
When you come in for regular cleanings, we will check your teeth for any signs of decay. If you do have tooth decay, such as a cavity, we will recommend a specialized treatment plan for you and your needs.
Do Fillings Hurt?
While it can be normal to feel a little discomfort, it doesn’t hurt to get a filling! In fact, many of our patients said that they didn’t feel anything at all.
