Fillings
Tooth-colored and amalgam fillings to restore teeth damaged by decay, returning strength and function while preventing further damage.

Examination & Numbing
We examine the affected tooth, take any needed X-rays, and apply local anesthetic to ensure you're completely comfortable.
Decay Removal
We carefully remove the decayed portion of the tooth and clean the area thoroughly to prepare for the filling.
Filling Placement
We place the filling material in layers (for composite) or as a single piece (for amalgam), shaping it to restore your tooth's natural contours.
Final Adjustments
We check your bite, make any necessary adjustments, and polish the filling so it feels smooth and natural.
Will getting a filling hurt?+
We use local anesthetic to numb the area completely, so you shouldn't feel pain during the procedure. You may feel pressure or vibration, but not discomfort. Most patients report only mild sensitivity for a day or two afterward.
How long do fillings last?+
With proper care, composite fillings typically last 5-10 years, while amalgam fillings can last 10-15 years or longer. Regular checkups help us monitor your fillings and catch any issues early.
Can I eat normally after getting a filling?+
For amalgam fillings, we recommend waiting until the numbness wears off to avoid biting your cheek or tongue. Composite fillings harden immediately under our curing light, so you can eat right away. We may suggest avoiding very hard or sticky foods for the first 24 hours.
Ready when you are — let's get you smiling.
New patients are always welcome. Give us a call, and we'll find a time that fits — gentle care, honest answers, no pressure.
- No-pressure, unhurried first visit
- We file your insurance for you
- Same-day emergency appointments
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