Dental fillings
If a hole has formed in the tooth, a restoration by filling is inevitable, otherwise the destruction of the tooth will progress. Tooth loss would result and the chewing function would be affected. Modern dentistry offers several ways to preserve your teeth. These differ in terms of material, aesthetics and durability. A basic distinction is made between direct and indirect tooth fillings. Direct tooth fillings are made directly in the tooth with plastically deformable materials, indirect fillings are made as so-called inlays outside the mouth.
MATERIALS
Various materials can be used as fillings. The choice of restoration and possible alternatives is not only based on the individual damage to the tooth, but also on the individual characteristics of the dentition. In a comprehensive consultation, we explain the advantages and disadvantages of the individual materials and choose the optimal variant for you with you. You can find further information in advance under the heading Filling materials .