Tooth-coloured fillings, usually in a single visit — and as many as you need.

When decay is caught while it's still small, the damaged part is gently removed and the tooth rebuilt — with tooth-coloured composite or glass ionomer (GIC), chosen for where the tooth sits and how much healthy tooth remains. If the decay has reached the nerve inside, a filling isn't enough and we'll say so; that's when a root canal saves the tooth instead. We look carefully, X-ray when needed, and always try to keep your natural tooth.
Most clinics spread fillings across many sittings — a Saturday for each. Because we work by appointment, we can finish all of yours, ten or more when it's right for you, in one or two visits. Fewer trips, fewer days off, done.
Where several teeth need care, we sometimes split the work so each filling gets proper attention — your comfort sets the pace.
We'll treat the teeth you came in for, and look at the rest while we're there. If we notice something else, we'll show you and explain it — on screen, in plain words. Whether and when to do anything about it is entirely your call. There's never pressure to take up treatment you haven't agreed to.
You see the tooth on screen before anything starts.
Small, shallow cavities often need none. Deeper or sensitive ones get local anaesthesia so you stay comfortable.
The filling is shaped to your bite and matched to your tooth — about 20–30 minutes each.
“I got my teeth cleaned, a tooth removed, and a filling done here. The doctor handled every procedure with absolute care, precision, and gentleness. The clinic is extremely clean and the staff is very polite.”
Small cavities are usually filled without any numbing and without pain. For deeper ones, local anaesthesia keeps you comfortable throughout.
Very often, yes — that's one thing we plan for. With many teeth, or deep cavities, we may split it into two sittings so each filling gets proper attention.
Tooth-coloured. We use composite resin and glass ionomer, chosen for the tooth's position and the decay's size — so the repair blends in.
By how far the decay has gone. If enough healthy tooth remains and the nerve is untouched, a filling. If the nerve is affected, a root canal saves the tooth. An X-ray settles it when it isn't obvious.
Several years, often many — depending on its size, the material, your bite and how the tooth is cared for. Regular check-ups catch wear early.
A small filling today is a tooth kept for years. Message us and we'll find you a slot.
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