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Fillings
A filling replaces the part of a tooth lost to decay or a chip. Most take one visit of under an hour.
How a filling is done
One visit, 30 to 60 minutes. You can eat once the numbness wears off.
White filling, one surface
White filling, two or more surfaces
Numbing
Gel on the gum, then a local anaesthetic. Wait a few minutes.
Cleaning out
The decay is removed and the tooth shaped.
Building up
Tooth-coloured composite is added in layers and set with a blue light.
Checking your bite
You bite on thin paper and we smooth any high spots.
Book a check-up
Send the form and reception calls or emails you within one working day with a time (sample). New patients are welcome.
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