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restorative dentistry

White fillings.

Repair, invisibly.

Tooth-coloured composite fillings that bond directly to the tooth. Stronger than the old amalgam standard, invisible when they're done well, and repairable rather than replaceable.

From
£99
Duration
1 visit

Where a range is shown, the final figure depends on complexity — your Patient Care Co-ordinator confirms the exact price in writing before any treatment starts.

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What you get

Considered from every angle.

  • Bonded composite — supports the remaining tooth structure.
  • Colour-matched under multiple light sources.
  • Anaesthetic-free where the cavity allows.
  • Old amalgam fillings safely replaced on request.

See it in motion

What white fillings actually looks like.

A short, silent loop so you can picture the treatment before you're in the chair — no jargon, no surprises. Your PCO will walk you through it again in person.

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Options & prices

White fillings options.

RangeOptionPrice
Composite fillingsSmall£99
Composite fillingsMedium (MO / DO)£140 – £160
Composite fillingsLarge (MOD)£180 – £200

Where a range is shown, the final figure depends on complexity — your Patient Care Co-ordinator confirms the exact price in writing before any treatment starts.

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The pathway

How it goes.

  1. 01

    Assess

    Imaging and clinical exam to confirm the extent of decay.

  2. 02

    Prepare

    Only the affected tooth is treated — no larger drilling than needed.

  3. 03

    Layer

    Composite placed in thin layers, cured tooth-by-tooth.

  4. 04

    Polish

    Bite adjusted and polished to a natural finish.

Common questions

Straight answers.

How long do they last?+

7–10 years typically, and small chips can usually be repaired rather than fully replaced.

Is it safe to remove old amalgam?+

Yes — we use isolation and high-volume suction to remove old fillings safely and comfortably.

Will I need time off?+

No. You'll be numb for a couple of hours but back to normal within the day.

Talk to your PCO before you commit to anything.

Consultations are private, unhurried, and yours to explore. We'll tell you what we'd choose in your position — and what we wouldn't.

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