Over 90% of adults will have a cavity at some point in their lives. Cavities are caused by a combination of factors, including the following:
Left untreated, cavities can cause infection, pain, and tooth sensitivity, as well as tooth loss!
At The Winning Smile Dental Group, our dental fillings are customized to your mouth and built to last. We offer tooth-colored composite fillings to restore your tooth while maintaining its natural appearance. Most people can’t tell the tooth had any treatment at all!
Our composite dental fillings are a comfortable and personalized experience.
At The Winning Smile Dental Group, we believe preventive care is the key to long-term dental health.
We’ll evaluate your risk of cavities during your regular dental exams, helping you understand how to properly care for your teeth and prevent decay.
Our experienced dentists and dental hygienists will recommend a filling only when it’s necessary. Through our comfortable, high-tech fillings, we’ll restore the natural look and function of your teeth.
Our goal is to help you achieve a beautiful, healthy smile through advanced care and a personalized approach.
Your smile makes a difference in the world and in the lives of those you care about the most.
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Your smile makes a difference in the world and in the lives of those you care about the most.
Cavities vary in appearance. Often, they appear as small holes, chips, or dark spots on your tooth. Others have a chalky appearance on the enamel of your tooth. Cavities can be very small or encompass the entire tooth surface. Routine cleanings and exams will ensure no cavity goes unnoticed!
No. Once decay is present, it can’t be fixed on its own. However, with proper dental hygiene and care, you can keep the decay from spreading and getting worse.
If you are in pain or have an obvious cavity, a dental filling is usually necessary. However, it’s possible the decay has spread so far that a filling won’t be enough — you may need a crown, root canal, or extraction. If you have a very small cavity, your dentist may recommend keeping an eye on it for six months rather than immediately filling it.
No! A filling doesn’t affect the nerves of your tooth, so no nerves = no pain. To ensure your complete comfort, we’ll administer a numbing gel and local anesthetic before your treatment. Your mouth will feel numb for a few hours after the filling, but you’ll be back to normal in no time.