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Repair. Protect. Preserve Your Natural Smile.

Dental Restorations (Fillings)

What is a dental restoration (filling)?

A dental restoration (filling) involves removing decay or damage and replacing it with a strong, tooth-colored material (composite resin). This seals the tooth to prevent further damage and restores both appearance and function.

Signs you might need a restoration (filling):

  • Sensitivity to hot, cold, or sweets

  • Pain when chewing or biting

  • Visible holes, dark spots, or cracks

  • Chipped or worn edges

  • No symptoms, but identified during your regular dental checkup

Why prompt treatment matters:

Treating cavities early prevents bigger problems like infections, abscesses, and the need for root canals or extractions. Our high-quality restorations help:

  • Preserve your natural tooth.

  • Prevent future decay.

  • Eliminate pain and sensitivity.

  • Keep your smile strong and functional.

What to expect at your appointment:

  1. Exam & X-rays: We assess the damage and plan your treatment

  2. Gentle Numbing: A local anesthetic keeps you completely comfortable

  3. Decay Removal: Damaged tooth structure is carefully removed

  4. Restoration Placement: Composite resin is shaped, bonded, and polished to match your tooth

The entire process is typically completed in under an hour with little to no downtime.

Natural-looking restorations (fillings) with expert care is here:

At Carlton Dental, we’re committed to using safe, modern materials and delivering gentle care in a relaxed setting. Whether it’s your first cavity or a touch-up to an old filling, you’re in good hands with our experienced dental team.

Book Your Appointment Now

Experience our easy appointment booking – by phone, email or online.

We conveniently provide direct insurance billing.

Take the first step towards a healthy smile today!

905-984-6000

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