Simple composite usually refers to a type of dental restoration that involves using a tooth-colored resin material to fill cavities or repair minor damage to teeth. This is also commonly known as a "tooth-colored filling" or "composite filling."
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Simple composite usually refers to a type of dental restoration that involves using a tooth-colored resin material to fill cavities or repair minor damage to teeth. This is also commonly known as a "tooth-colored filling" or "composite filling."
Simple composite fillings are a popular and effective option for restoring the function and appearance of damaged teeth.
The price of a single composite filling in Pakistan can range from PKR 2,000 to PKR 7,000.
The diagnosis that typically leads to a simple composite restoration is tooth decay, minor tooth fractures, wear, or discoloration. In these cases, the composite filling can be used to restore the appearance and function of the tooth and provide a more natural-looking restoration compared to traditional metal fillings.
The procedure for a simple composite restoration in dentistry usually involves the following steps:
STEP 1: Removing the decay- (Removal of decayed or damaged tooth structure by dental drill or laser)
STEP 2: Preparing the tooth- (The tooth is then prepared for the composite filling by etching or roughening the surface with a special solution)
STEP 3: Placing the filling- (Application of composite filling material in layers)
STEP 4: Polishing the filling- (Restoration of the natural shine of the tooth by polishing)
STEP 5: Checking the bite- (Check the patient's bite to ensure that the filling is not interfering with the natural chewing motion of the jaw)
Some of the possible risks and complications of simple composite restoration include:
Tooth Sensitivity
Allergic reactions
Discomfort or pain
Chipping or cracking
A small risk of infection
You can expect after a simple composite restoration:
You may experience some sensitivity to hot or cold foods and drinks for a few days after the procedure.
The area around the affected tooth may be numb for several hours after the procedure due to local anesthesia.
Your bite may feel a little bit off for a few days after the procedure.
Some patients may experience mild discomfort or pain after the procedure