155 S Madison St #220
(303) 835-0033

Dental Fillings

Dental fillings
before decay spreads.

Fillings repair tooth decay by removing damaged structure, cleaning the tooth, and sealing the area with a material designed to restore comfort and function.

Visit Same day
Material Composite resin
Comfort Local anesthetic
Patient placing a floss container into a dental care pouch
Tooth Colored Repair
Small repairs that protect long term tooth structure.
Service Overview

Repair decay while the fix is simple.

Tooth decay can spread if it is not repaired, sometimes leading to infection or extraction. A filling removes the decayed area and rebuilds the tooth.

Composite resin is a popular tooth colored option hardened with a curing light. After placement, the filling is polished and the bite is checked so the tooth feels natural.

What it treats

Cavities and small areas of tooth decay before infection spreads deeper into the tooth.

How it is placed

The tooth is numbed, decay is removed, the area is cleaned, filling material is placed, then polished and sealed.

What to expect after

Temporary sensitivity can be normal; bite pain may mean the filling needs a small adjustment.

What Dental Fillings Addresses

If any of these sound familiar...

i. Decay

A cavity was found

Filling the tooth early can prevent the decay from spreading into the root or nearby teeth.

ii. Sensitivity

Sweet or cold sensitivity

Sensitivity can be a sign of enamel breakdown or exposed dentin that needs evaluation.

iii. Repair

Old filling feels rough or loose

Existing fillings can wear, leak, or chip and may need replacement.

01

Numb and isolate

Local anesthetic keeps the tooth comfortable while the area is prepared.

Comfort
02

Remove decay

Damaged tooth structure is removed and the tooth is cleaned thoroughly.

Prep
03

Place and polish

The filling is placed, hardened, polished, sealed, and adjusted so your bite feels right.

Finish
Treatment Options

There is often a lighter version than you think.

At your visit, we'll talk through the lightest-touch option that achieves what you want.

Discuss Options With a Doctor

Composite Resin Filling

A tooth colored restoration for natural looking cavity repair.

Popular

Amalgam Filling

A traditional filling material that may be discussed when appropriate.

Traditional

Crown or Onlay

A stronger restoration when decay or fracture is too large for a filling.

Larger Repair
Comfort & Technology

Quiet visits, supported by modern tools and a calmer pace.

Your care is supported by digital planning, gentle technique, and comfort options that fit the visit.

Local Anesthetic The tooth is numbed before decay removal begins.
DIAGNOdent Laser Technology can help detect decay in grooves at an earlier stage.
Bite Refinement Small adjustments help the finished filling feel natural.
01 Will getting a filling hurt?
The area is numbed before treatment. You may feel pressure or vibration, but the goal is a comfortable visit.
02 How long does sensitivity last after a filling?
Mild temporary sensitivity can happen for a few days. If biting hurts or sensitivity persists, call so the bite can be checked.
03 Are fillings tooth colored?
Composite resin fillings are tooth colored and commonly used for natural looking repairs.
Related Services

Often considered with Dental Fillings.

General

Emergency Dental Care

Same day guidance for severe toothache, chipped or broken teeth, knocked out teeth, lost crowns or fillings, swelling, abscesses, and urgent pain.

Explore Emergency Dental
General

Comprehensive Dental Exams

An thorough oral wellness exam with digital x rays, soft tissue review, oral cancer screening, bite analysis, jaw joint checks, and a clear treatment plan.

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General

Teeth Cleanings

Professional cleanings and hygiene support to remove plaque and tartar, prevent cavities, and keep teeth and gums healthy between visits.

Explore Cleanings & Exams
Begin When You're Ready

Let's start with a conversation, not a commitment.

Every visit begins the same way: an unhurried conversation, a chance to understand what's possible, and time to decide on your own terms.

Hours
Monday to Friday · 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Wednesday closes at 3pm Saturday & Sunday, Closed
Email
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