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google mapTooth fillings are so common that most people don’t think about them – that is, until they see an unattractive filling of their own in the mirror or notice someone else’s when they talk or eat. Wouldn’t it be nice knowing that others will never notice your fillings? With composite fillings from Charlotte Dentistry, that’s possible. Our Charlotte tooth fillings:
If you have tooth sensitivity or pain and think you need a tooth filled, call the dental pros at Charlotte Dentistry today: 704-285-0846. Emergency appointments are available. We’re located on Providence Road in Midtown, near Colonial Park.
We understand – no one likes to deal with getting a tooth filled. But skipping a dental visit for treatment can put your smile at risk for further damage and more pain. At Charlotte Dentistry, our composite tooth fillings are placed as comfortably as possible thanks to local anesthetic and sedation options. Our team will make sure you’re completely numb and don’t feel a thing. Your procedure will be over in no time, and you’ll leave our office with a repaired tooth.
Your composite tooth filling will be made up of tiny particles of tooth-colored glass and plastic, so no one will be the wiser. It will never stand out like an old-fashioned metal filling. You can feel comfortable:
If you need tooth fillings in Charlotte, you can always count on the team at Charlotte Dentistry to place them using the most discreet materials available. Call us today at 704-285-0846 to schedule an appointment, or make one online.
I have always hated going to the dentist. I just went in yesterday and everyone was so friendly and the staff go up and beyond to make you feel comfortable. Betty my cleaner was amazing! She made me feel relaxed and actually explained the whole process very thoroughly.
I have been going to Charlotte Dentistry for almost two decades. From braces to implants, they have taken great care of me during that time. Thanks!
Best Dentist Office ever!! The staff is great all the time. I’ve been going 4 years now and had different dental hygienists and all of the are good. I had Lauren the last two times and she is an absolute star. She’s professional, personable and knowledgeable.
I had so many fears about going to the dentist. Dr Burns is the best dentist that I have come in contact since I moved here. I no longer have that fear and it’s because of the whole welcoming atmosphere of Charlotte Dentistry! You guys are the best!
What a great practice. Always professional and courteous. Dr Woodroof is the best dentist I’ve ever had. Her hygienist Leslie is awesome as well.
My experience has been very good 🌟 and most everyone is friendly. The practice is large with a small individual flair for patient care.
It’s understandable to feel nervous about getting a filling. However, at Charlotte Dentistry we make sure it’s a comfortable procedure. We will use a local anesthetic to numb the area and can even offer you sedation if you’d like a deeper sense of relief. You can even watch TV while we perform the procedure to further distract you from the experience.
The life of fillings will vary, depending on their location and your oral hygiene, among other factors. A composite filling typically lasts from five to 10 years. No filling is designed to last a lifetime. You can maximize the life span of any filling by brushing and flossing every day and visiting us at least twice a year for professional cleanings.
Fillings prevent problems by keeping dental decay from turning into infection or causing gum disease. Though very rare, it’s possible to have an allergic reaction to materials used in fillings. This typically occurs in patients with known allergies. Though the small amount of mercury in amalgam fillings is safe, you may want to choose a composite filling if you have any concerns about the long-term effects of mercury.
A dental filling repairs damage caused by tooth decay so that it doesn’t further harm your tooth, your oral function, or your oral health. Most of the time, your dentist will catch tooth decay at your routine hygiene appointments before it has had enough time to cause too much damage. We remove the decayed portion of the tooth and then strengthen and preserve the tooth with a composite filling to keep a larger cavity from forming.
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