Dental Fillings in Brantford, ON

Tooth coloured fillings stop cavities, prevent further damage, and are matched to your natural teeth for a seamless look and feel.

Make Teeth Look and Feel Natural Again

Fillings are one of the most common treatments in modern dentistry. They repair damaged teeth, stop decay from progressing, and help you avoid more invasive procedures in the future. We use composite resin that bonds tightly with the tooth, allowing us to preserve more of your natural enamel compared to traditional amalgam (metal) fillings.

 

Why Are Fillings So Important?

Even if a cavity isn’t causing pain yet, treating it early is critical. Prompt fillings:

  • Stop cavities from growing
  • Prevent painful infections or abscesses
  • Restore strength and durability to weakened teeth
  • Reduce sensitivity to hot and cold
  • Preserve your natural smile for longer
  • Save money by avoiding complex treatments later

 

How Is a Cavity Filled?

Gentle Freezing
We begin by numbing your gums to ensure comfort. Once frozen, you’ll feel little to no discomfort during the procedure.

Filling the Tooth
The tooth is cleaned, prepped, and coated with an adhesive gel. Composite resin, colour matched to your teeth, is then applied and sculpted for a natural look and comfortable bite.

Curing the Composite
A special LED light hardens the resin. The filling is polished and adjusted for a perfect fit.

 

Cost of a Filling in Brantford

With insurance, you might pay $0 to $100+. Without insurance, fillings typically cost $120 to $300+, depending on:

  • Number of fillings
  • Location of the cavity
  • Need for X-rays
  • Time and materials required

Filling cavities promptly is one of the easiest, most effective ways to prevent more serious dental issues, something a Dentist Brantford locals trust will always recommend.

Frequently Asked Questions

With proper care, well over ten years.

Still considered safe by the Canadian Dental Association, but we use composite resin for a more natural appearance and smaller preparation needs.

Over the counter products are only temporary. Professional treatment is essential to stop decay and protect your tooth.

If pain is severe, call immediately. For temporary relief, apply a cold compress and, if safe, take acetaminophen or ibuprofen as directed.

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