Explore Aesthetic Filling Treatment and Rehabilitation at LIV Hospital. We offer minimally invasive care and quick recovery for a natural smile.
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At LIV Hospital, we don’t just fix cavities; we restore your tooth’s natural function and beauty. Our comfortable, efficient treatments use premium materials, guiding you seamlessly from the first step to the final polish.
Not every issue requires drilling. We often treat early decay and “white spots” non-invasively, prioritizing a conservative approach.
Common non-invasive treatments include:
Aesthetic fillings treat cavities and chips by removing damage and rebuilding with matching resin. This minimally invasive procedure preserves your natural tooth structure.
Step-by-Step Treatment Process:
In the past, dentists used silver (amalgam) fillings. These were dark and required removing a lot of healthy tooth. At LIV Hospital, we use advanced composite resins for our aesthetic fillings. These materials are a mixture of plastic and glass. They are strong, durable, and completely safe.
Benefits of Composite Resins:
For deep decay near the nerve, we apply protective liners to avoid root canals. Options include Pulp Capping for healing, Glass Ionomer for fluoride release, and Biodentine for internal repair.
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If a tooth is too damaged for a simple filling but not bad enough for a crown, we use Inlays or Onlays. These are sometimes called “indirect fillings.” Instead of building the filling inside your mouth, it is custom-made in a lab or with our CEREC machine.
When we use Inlays/Onlays:
Recovering from an aesthetic filling is usually very fast. Most patients go back to their normal lives immediately. However, “rehabilitation” in dentistry means letting the tooth settle and ensuring the bite is correct. The tooth has undergone surgery, even if it was minor, and needs a little time to adjust.
Immediate post-treatment advice:
It is common to feel some sensitivity after a filling. This is known as “post-operative sensitivity.” It happens because the drilling and bonding process can irritate the nerve slightly.
How to manage sensitivity at home:
To ensure your aesthetic fillings last for many years, you need to maintain a good oral hygiene routine. Composite fillings are strong, but they can still stain or chip if not cared for. Rehabilitation involves adopting habits that protect your new smile.
Maintenance tips:
Choosing the right provider for your aesthetic fillings ensures the results look natural and last a long time. LIV Hospital combines artistic skill with medical precision. We do not just “fill holes”; we rebuild smiles.
Our specialized advantages include:
Our clinic is equipped with state-of-the-art technology that makes the treatment process smoother and more predictable. We invest in these tools because they provide better outcomes for our patients.
For early decay, we use non-invasive fluoride or resin. However, once the enamel breaks, a composite filling or inlay is necessary to restore the tooth.
Simple fillings take 30–45 minutes per tooth, while complex cases require 60–90 minutes. You leave with the tooth fully hardened and functional.
No, aesthetic fillings are routine, minimally invasive procedures where only damaged tissue is removed. Gum surgery is rare and required only for extreme decay.
We use local anesthesia and a topical gel. OTC pain relievers handle any minor soreness.
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