Composite restorations bond directly to the tooth and can often be placed while preserving more of its healthy structure. Their natural shade makes them a discreet option for restoring visible teeth as well as many areas used for everyday biting and chewing.
Your treatment begins with an assessment of the affected tooth and surrounding tissues. After removing damaged or decayed material, we select a suitable shade, place the composite in precise layers, and carefully shape the restoration to complement your tooth.
We examine the affected tooth and may use diagnostic imaging when appropriate to understand the extent of damage and determine whether a tooth-colored restoration is a suitable treatment option.
A composite shade is selected to closely complement your natural enamel, helping the finished restoration blend with the surrounding tooth and maintain a balanced, natural-looking appearance.
The prepared tooth is carefully cleaned before the composite material is placed, shaped, and hardened in layers to rebuild the damaged area while supporting the remaining healthy structure.
We check your bite and make necessary adjustments before polishing the restoration. This final step helps create a smooth surface and promotes comfortable biting and chewing.
We focus on restoring both the function and appearance of your tooth. Every restoration is planned with attention to shade, shape, bite, comfort, and your individual oral health needs.
