
Expert Dental Fillings in Cheadle, Manchester – Safe and Long-Lasting Tooth Restoration
Teeth fillings are a common dental procedure used to repair damaged teeth, restoring their function and appearance. Whether you have a cavity, chip, or crack, fillings can help you. At Dental Implant Plus, we prioritise your comfort and well-being, offering a comfortable and personalised approach to teeth fillings.
We offer various filling materials to suit your individual needs and preferences, including:
Don’t let a damaged tooth hold you back from a healthy and confident smile. Contact Dental Implant Plus today to schedule a consultation and discuss your options. We are dedicated to helping you achieve optimal oral health and a smile you’ll be proud to show off.
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The drilling can be uncomfortable, but the area is numbed first with local anaesthetic. Most people feel pressure rather than pain. Some sensitivity for a day or two after is normal, especially to cold. If it persists beyond a week, go back — it may need adjusting.
Composite (tooth-coloured) fillings typically last 7–10 years. Amalgam (silver) fillings can last longer — up to 15 years — but are less commonly placed now. Lifespan depends on the size of the filling, where it sits, and whether you grind your teeth. They’re not permanent.
For small to medium cavities, yes — composite fillings perform well. For large back-tooth fillings under heavy chewing pressure, amalgam has historically been more durable. That gap is narrowing with newer composite materials, but it’s worth asking your dentist which is appropriate for your specific situation.
Yes. It’s not common but it happens — usually due to decay underneath, biting something very hard, or the filling simply aging out. If it does, cover the area with sugar-free gum temporarily and get it seen quickly. An unprotected cavity deteriorates fast.
Often, yes. Early decay doesn’t cause pain — that comes later, when it reaches the nerve. By then, you’re looking at a root canal or extraction rather than a simple filling. Catching it early is cheaper, faster, and better for the tooth. Don’t use absence of pain as a reason to delay.
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