Strengthen Your Teeth With Fillings & Restoration in Egremont

Egremont Dental and Implant Centre is helping people improve their oral health through fillings, removing cavities, and restoring their teeth.

From Damage To Perfection: Fillings and Restoration

People with cavities or decayed teeth experience discomfort when speaking or chewing food. Egremont Dental and Implant Centre provides dental services to maintain our patient’s oral health. We are bringing the CAD/CAM technology to fillings and restorations faster and more accurately with digital imaging. We ensure that our latest techniques give you comfort during the procedure and smoothly transform your smile.

Understanding Fillings and Restorations

Fillings and restorations are dental treatments to first fix your damaged tooth by filling the cavity or decayed area. After filling people go for crowns or dental bridges to improve their oral function.

Bright Side Of Fillings and Restorations

Filling and restoration treatment reduces the spread of decay. This dental procedure helps fix fractured, cracked, or chipped teeth by using high-quality materials and durable restoration options.

For fillings and tooth restorations, you will not experience pain and discomfort as modern techniques require less drilling and preserve natural teeth. After this procedure, you will be able to confidently smile, speak, and eat your favorite foods with ease.

Step By Step Process for Fillings and Restorations

Assessment

Our dentist will take you for an initial assessment and X-rays to perform filling and

restorations.

Numbing

Local anaesthesia is applied to numb the area around the affected tooth.

Removing Cavities

The dentist ensures decay and cavities are removed thoroughly so filling material can stick properly.

Perform Fillings

Normally, composite resin or amalgam is used for the filling procedure which is set into place by the dentist.

Restore the Repaired Tooth

The next step is to restore the tooth. Either through onlays, bridges or crowns, dentists perform a restoration process.

Adjusting Tooth

Whether you get a crown or a bridge our dentists make sure to test the jaw alignment and chewing.

Aftercare

After the process is complete, dentists recommend an aftercare regimen and schedule visitation to check whether teeth are performing correctly after a couple of weeks.

  • Comparing Fillings and Restorations

    Fillings

    This process is ideal for the immediate removal of decay and cavities. Dentists perform this procedure to avoid any future dental problems and fill gaps after removing decay with composite resin, porcelain, and amalgam. This process is followed by the restoration process afterward.

    Colour

    Designed to look tooth-coloured and match the rest of your teeth

    Durability

    Might erode over time if left without restoration.

    Aesthetic look

    If fillings are visible, they will be matched to the appearance of your natural teeth.

    Removal

    Fillings are designed to repair damaged tooth/teeth by removing them.

    Reliable

    Replacement might be needed after some time when filling cracks.

    Allergies

    Fillings are not impacted if the patient has allergies.

    Safety Precautions

    Mercury-based amalgam and other types of fillings are safe and do not have harmful effects.

    Restorations

    Restorations are followed by the fillings process where the decayed tooth is covered with dental bridges, veneers, crowns, onlays, etc. This process is usually to restore and preserve the filling.

    Colour

    Tailor matched with the rest of your teeth.

    Durability

    Restorations are more durable and can last for a long time.

    Aesthetic Look

    Since it is tailor-made, it is made to look more natural.

    Removal

    Restorations are done after the previous tooth is shaved down.

    Reliable

    These can support fillings and are more sturdy.

    Allergies

    This process is pretty safe even if you are suffering from allergies.

    Safety Precautions

    Low chances of wear and tear so they are safe in the long-term.

    Suitable Candidate For Filling And Restorations

    You could be a good candidate for filling and restoration if you have cavities, tooth decay, or minor to moderate problems with your teeth. Fillings and restorations are also good for people who need to retain their natural teeth and the functionality of those teeth. Candidates are also expected to have healthy surrounding gums and proper oral hygiene to avoid further decay.

    Frequently Asked Question

    It depends on your dental care but fillings can last longer than a couple of years without needing dental intervention. However, it is wise to restore your teeth with veneers, crowns, or onlays after getting your filling. You can ask your dentist for expert recommendations.

    Local anaesthesia or sedation is used so patients do not feel any discomfort or pain during the process, and the dentist can perform without any interruptions. However, after the procedure, you might need to take a painkiller as recommended by the doctor.

    After your filling is completed, your dentist will usually recommend maintaining good oral hygiene through frequent brushing and scheduling regular visits to check for any damage.

    Your dentist will only take one visit to place your crown, veneers, or onlays. Once the tooth impression is taken after the filling process, the lab technician will design a custom-made restoration. During your next visit, your crown or veneer will be fitted properly.

    If you have missing or damaged teeth by cavities or infections, your dentist will recommend crowns, veneers or bridges to cover that gap. You will need to get an initial assessment to understand what type of restorations will work best for you.

    Dentists use top-notch materials for veneers or crowns and other materials for restoration. They are made to be durable and reliable. If you take part in good oral practices, your restorations will last for a long time.

    Working Hours

    Monday 09:00 AM to 06:30 PM
    Tuesday 09:00 AM to 06:30 PM
    Wednesday 09:00 AM to 06:30 PM
    Thursday 09:00 AM to 06:30 PM
    Friday 09:00 AM to 06:30 PM
    Saturday 09:00 AM to 06:30 PM
    Sunday 09:00 AM to 06:30 PM

    If you are experiencing pain outside our normal opening hours, please contact the NHS helpline at 111.