Dental Fillings

When you get a cavity the dentist treats the cavity by first drilling a hole and then placing the filling.

In some cases, when the hole is too big (or the dentist too greedy) then a standard dentist suggests other more serious treatments

Dental Crowns - which provide more support than fillings.
Dental Implants - placed after a tooth is extracted due to irreparable damage.
Root Canals - teeth with diagnosed as having nerve damage are usually prescribed root canals.

Filling Procedure

The tooth decay is located through x-rays and dental probe, the decay is removed with a drill, the inside of the tooth is prepared for a filling, and then the filling material is placed.

Types of Dental Filling Materials

Today there are supposedly over 2,000 dental materials available. Here are some of the most common ones used.

Gold
Amalgam (Mercury Fillings)
Tooth Colored Composite Fillings
Ceramic Fillings
Glass Isomer Fillings

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