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Here are five more benefits of a composite filling that patients should know about:
Composite fillings offer several advantages over traditional dental materials. One key benefit is that they often require less drilling when preparing the tooth for treatment. This approach helps to preserve more of the natural tooth structure, resulting in a healthier tooth in the long run. Overall, the reduced drilling involved enhances the patient’s comfort during the procedure and contributes to better dental health outcomes.
Composite fillings are a popular choice for restoring teeth due to their natural appearance and durability. Unlike traditional metal fillings, composite materials can be color-matched to blend seamlessly with your existing tooth enamel, making them virtually undetectable on front and side teeth. This aesthetic advantage lets patients maintain a confident smile without worrying about visible dental work.
Composite fillings are an excellent choice for individuals looking to address tooth sensitivity while also improving the aesthetic appearance of their smile. One of the significant advantages of composite fillings is their ability to alleviate or even eliminate painful tooth sensitivity. Unlike traditional metal fillings, which can sometimes exacerbate sensitivity due to temperature changes, composite materials provide a more comfortable fit and better insulation against heat and cold. This quality makes composite fillings a highly effective solution for those with sensitive teeth, offering both functional and cosmetic benefits.
Composite fillings are a popular option for restoring teeth. One characteristic of composite fillings is that they can be repaired if damaged or worn over time. This means that instead of replacing the entire filling, a dentist can assess the damage and apply a new layer of composite material to restore both the function and aesthetics of the filling. This not only saves time and resources but also helps maintain the integrity of the tooth. Regular dental check-ups can ensure that any issues with composite fillings are identified early, allowing for effective repairs and prolonging the life of the restoration.
Composite fillings are an effective solution for strengthening weakened teeth while providing a natural appearance. They help improve the tooth’s structure and enhance its function, allowing for a comfortable bite. Composite fillings contribute to overall dental well-being and prevent further decay by filling cavities and repairing small fractures, ensuring that your smile remains healthy and vibrant.
At Chesterland Family Dental Care, we prioritize your dental health and smile. Our team is ready to evaluate your situation and discuss the benefits of tooth-colored composite fillings. Don’t wait any longer to achieve the smile you’ve always wanted. Call us today at (440) 491-4001 to schedule your appointment!
Brianne R. Fratantonio, MA, DMD, earned her dental degree from Case
Western Reserve
University School of Dental Medicine and her Bachelor of Science and Masters in
Biology
from John Carroll University.
She is a member of the
American Dental Association (ADA),
Ohio Dental Association (ODA),
American Academy of Facial Esthetics,
Straight Wire
Orthodontic Studies,
Engel Institute of Dental Implants, and
Dental XP
Externship.
She
is passionate about providing general dentistry services and building lasting patient
relationships.
Nicholas R. Fratantonio, DDS, FAGD, received his postgraduate training
at Case Western
Reserve University Dental School. He is a member of the ADA, ODA,
Northeast Ohio Dental
Society,
International Association of Orthodontics,
American Orthodontic Society,
American Association of Functional Orthodontics, and
International College of
Cranio-Mandibular Orthopedics, a Fellow of the Academy of General Dentistry, and a Past
President of the
Northeastern Ohio Neuromuscular Study Club.
Trudy Amstadt, DDS, is a graduate of the School of Dental Medicine at
Case
Western Reserve University. She has followed advanced courses in cosmetic dentistry,
dentures, crowns and bridges, occlusion, and neuromuscular dentistry. She has
memberships with the American Dental Society, ODA, GCDS0, and various study clubs.