About composite fillings
Composite fillings are made from a tooth-coloured resin material that your dentist applies directly to the prepared tooth. The material is carefully shaped and hardened to repair the affected area.
Natural Aesthetics
Custom shade-matched to your tooth color so no one can tell you’ve had a filling.
Preserves Tooth Structure
Composite bonds directly to enamel, reinforcing weak walls and conserving natural tooth.
100% Mercury-Free
Safe, biocompatible ceramic-resin matrix free of heavy metals or harmful chemicals.
Instant Strength & Function
Cured instantly using specialized blue LED light so you can eat and speak right away.
The Dental Filling Step-by-Step Procedure
Local Anaesthetic
Local anaesthetic is used where appropriate to numb the area being treated and help minimise discomfort during the procedure.
Preparing the Tooth
The dentist removes the affected or decayed tooth structure and prepares the area for the filling.
Placing the Filling
Composite resin is applied to the prepared tooth and hardened using a specialised curing light.
Shaping & Polishing
The filling is shaped to fit your bite, then smoothed and polished to restore the tooth's appearance and function.