Natural-looking white fillings in Norwich
Modern white fillings restore strength and appearance while blending naturally with your smile.

Modern white fillings restore strength and appearance while blending naturally with your smile.

Nowadays fillings are not only functional, but can be natural looking as well. Many people don’t want silver fillings that show when they laugh or smile because they are more conscious about the way they look. As time passes, amalgam fillings can make the surrounding tooth appear grey and unsightly.
Old, ugly, or worn out fillings are replaced by modern, tooth coloured filling materials, which give a high aesthetic result. The restorations are bonded to the tooth, feel very natural and colour-matched to the surrounding tooth, making them appear almost invisible.
White fillings are suitable for patients across Norwich, Thorpe St Andrew, Old Catton and Sprowston who need treatment for tooth decay or wish to replace older silver fillings for cosmetic reasons.
During your visit, your dentist will assess whether a white filling is appropriate or whether alternative treatments such as a dental crown may be more suitable.


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Your dentist will assess the tooth and confirm whether a filling is required.
Any decay or damaged filling material is carefully removed.
The composite filling material is applied and shaped to restore the natural form of the tooth.
The filling is set hard and polished to match the surrounding tooth, creating a smooth and natural finish.
We believe premium dental care should feel accessible and straightforward. Our pricing is clear from the start, with flexible finance options and treatment plans designed around your needs, not pressure or hidden costs.

White fillings have always been considered less long lasting than silver fillings. But there are now new materials available with properties comparable to silver amalgam, and these are proving to be very successful. The life expectancy of a white filling can depend greatly on where it is in your mouth and how heavily your teeth come together when you bite.
It is usually best to change fillings only when your dentist decides that an old filling needs replacing. If so you can ask to have it replaced with a tooth-coloured material.
This can vary, but they are mainly made of glass particles, synthetic resin and a setting ingredient.
Yes. White fillings are colour-matched to your surrounding tooth structure, helping them blend in naturally when you smile.

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