Cavity Treatment
Treatment
Detection and treatment of tooth decay with modern filling materials.
About the treatment
Cavity treatment is the repair of damage caused by acids produced by bacteria that erode tooth enamel and the underlying dentin layer. The decayed tissue is removed and the cavity is filled with aesthetic composite filling material. Early treatment prevents progression to the nerve and the need for root canal treatment.
We can make your smile look great
Detection and treatment of tooth decay with modern filling materials.
Keep your teeth healthy
Decay is detected through visual examination, probe, and X-ray.
The benefits of our dental treatments
- Stops the spread of decay
- Eliminates pain and sensitivity
- Preserves tooth structure
- Natural-looking restoration
- Prevents the need for root canal treatment
- Completed in a single session
Who is it for?
- Those diagnosed with tooth decay
- Those who notice staining or darkening on teeth
- Those experiencing cold or sweet sensitivity
- Those who feel holes or pits in teeth
- Those with cavities detected during routine check-ups
Treatment Process
Diagnosis
Decay is detected through visual examination, probe, and X-ray.
Anesthesia
If necessary, the tooth and surrounding tissue are numbed with local anesthesia.
Decay Removal
Decayed tissue is completely removed using rotary instruments or laser.
Cavity Preparation
The area for the filling is cleaned, etched, and bonding agent is applied.
Filling Placement
Composite resin is applied in layers and hardened with LED light.
Shaping and Polishing
The filling is shaped, bite is adjusted, and surface is polished.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is cavity treatment painful?
When done with local anesthesia, the procedure is painless. Small cavities may not even require anesthesia.
How long does a filling last?
Composite fillings last an average of 5-10 years. Care and filling size affect the duration.
My filling fell out, what should I do?
Contact your dentist immediately. Exposed tooth tissue can quickly become damaged.
Is sensitivity after treatment normal?
Mild sensitivity may last a few days. Consult your dentist if you experience severe or prolonged pain.
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This information is for general informational purposes only and does not replace professional medical advice. Please consult your dentist for treatment options.
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