6545 S Fort Apache Rd Ste 110, Las Vegas, NV 89148

Restoring Your Smile Naturally
Finding out you have a cavity does not have to mean a visible, dark filling every time you smile or laugh. White fillings, also known as composite fillings, are designed to restore decayed or damaged teeth while blending seamlessly with your natural tooth color.
At Precision Dental, we use white fillings as a reliable, everyday solution for treating cavities and minor tooth damage. The result is a restoration that protects your tooth and looks like it was never there in the first place.
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What Are White Fillings?
White fillings are made from a tooth colored composite resin material, a mixture of fine glass or quartz particles combined with a durable plastic resin. Unlike traditional silver amalgam fillings, composite fillings can be shaded to match the natural color of your tooth, making them far less noticeable.
Beyond aesthetics, composite material also bonds directly to the tooth structure, which can help preserve more of your natural tooth compared to older filling materials that often require removing additional healthy tooth structure to hold the filling in place. This combination of strength, bonding ability, and natural appearance has made white fillings a preferred choice for both patients and dentists.
Why Choose White Fillings
- Natural appearance. Composite material is shade matched to your existing teeth, making the filling virtually invisible.
- Strong tooth bonding. The material bonds directly to your tooth, which can help preserve more of your natural tooth structure.
- Versatile use. White fillings can treat cavities, chips, and minor cosmetic imperfections in a single visit.
- Mercury free. Unlike traditional amalgam fillings, composite fillings contain no metal or mercury.
- Quick procedure. Most white fillings can be completed in a single appointment with no lab work required.
From Cavity to Restored Tooth in One Visit
From Cavity to Restored Tooth in One Visit
Who Is a Good Candidate for White Fillings?
- A new cavity that needs to be treated before it worsens
- A small chip or crack in a visible tooth
- An old metal filling that needs to be replaced for cosmetic or health reasons
- Minor gaps or uneven tooth edges that could benefit from cosmetic bonding
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