Stops decay spreading
Removing the decayed area and sealing the tooth prevents the cavity from working further into the tooth.
Cavities happen, but at Wildomar Smiles Dentistry we can help restore your healthy, happy smile in no time. Dr. Koushyar and Dr. Fares place tooth-colored fillings that blend in with your natural teeth while repairing the damage decay has done, giving you back your confident smile.
A tooth-colored filling repairs a tooth damaged by decay and restores its shape, strength, and function. Your dentist removes the decayed area, then rebuilds the space with a composite resin bonded to what is left of the tooth. Modern composite fillings are strong, natural-looking, and free of metal. The process is quick, comfortable, and usually finished in a single visit.
Removing the decayed area and sealing the tooth prevents the cavity from working further into the tooth.
A filling repairs the tooth you already have, rather than replacing it, when the damage is limited enough.
Composite fillings are shaded to sit alongside your natural enamel.
Once the filling is shaped and the bite checked, the tooth can be used normally again.
Here is what each stage of treatment usually involves. Your dentist will talk you through anything that differs in your case.
Request an AppointmentThe area around the tooth is numbed before anything else happens.
Your dentist carefully removes the decayed portion of the tooth.
We apply the tooth-colored composite material in layers, shaping it to match your natural tooth structure.
The filling is hardened with a curing light, then smoothed and polished, and your bite is checked before you leave.
Cavity Treatment — Dental fillings are primarily used to treat cavities caused by bacterial decay, preventing further damage to the tooth structure.
Tooth Preservation — Only the decayed part is removed, so as much of the healthy tooth as possible stays where it is.
Long-lasting Solution — A filling is meant for long-term use. How long yours lasts depends on its size, where it sits in the bite, and day-to-day cleaning.
Cosmetic Enhancement — Composite is shaded to your own enamel, so a repaired tooth does not stand out the way an old metal filling does.
Real Google reviews from patients of Wildomar Smiles Dentistry.
Read our reviews on GoogleAs pleasant as a trip to the dentist can be 😉.This was the easiest cavitron (sic) session I think I’ve ever had.Great staff, all very friendly and knowledgeable.
Dr. Koushyar and his team are truly exceptional! After being told I needed multiple crowns by another dentist, I was relieved to get a second opinion from Dr. Koushyar. He thoroughly examined my teeth and determined that I only needed a few simple fillings. The entire experience was fantastic. Dr. Koushyar was gentle and explained everything clearly, and the team was incredibly friendly and caring. If you're looking for an honest, skilled, and compassionate dentist, look no further! Highly recommend!
A wonderful job of filling my upper teeth. Painless and efficient!
Hes a great dentist. He takes care of my family and i very well. Detailed and finds things early without trying to upsell you on anything. Highly recommend his practice!
We had a great experience! The staff was friendly, patient, and made both of my kids feel comfortable throughout their appointments. Everything went smoothly, and we really appreciated how kind and welcoming everyone was. Highly recommend!
I love coming to Wildmar Smiles Dentistry. They are all so nice and very professional. Dr. K is very professional and never feel any pain. Julie does a wonderful cleanings. She is very efficient and thorough. I will always continue coming here.
The team at wildomar smiles is really the best. They always work with my schedule and and do what they can to get me in on short notice. My entire family and many close friends wont go anywhere else!.
Dr. K and his team are amazing!!! Clean office and Shannon at the front was exceptional. I even got my teeth whitened and Wendy made my smile brighter! HIGHLY recommend 5/5
A filling is a small appointment, and it should feel like one. We match the composite to your own enamel and check the bite before you leave. Why patients come to us for them:
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No. We use effective numbing medications so that you don't feel any discomfort during your treatment.
A well-maintained dental filling can last 10-20 years with good oral hygiene.
Yes, you can eat and drink normally after a dental filling. The general rule of thumb is to avoid hot or cold food and drinks immediately after.
Plan to brush and floss around all of your teeth, especially the ones with existing dental fillings. This will help prevent recurrent decay from developing around your new restorations. Also, be sure to plan a checkup with our dentist at least twice a year.
Composite (White) Fillings: These tooth-colored fillings are the least invasive type of restoration available. The white material bonds closely with your tooth enamel, minimizing how much tooth structure is altered during the restorative process. Because composite is available in a variety of shades, we can select a color that blends in with your natural tooth enamel. Amalgam (Silver) Fillings: Traditional amalgam fillings are best for scenarios involving large cavities or teeth that are difficult to keep dry during the treatment process. They are the least costly option for dental fillings. However, their silver color can interfere with your smile. Indirect Porcelain Fillings (Inlays/Onlays): Crafted in a dental laboratory, these fillings are made from high-quality ceramic material.
The price of a dental filling will depend on the size of the restoration, the number of tooth surfaces involved, and the type of filling you're getting (amalgam vs. composite.) On average, the typical dental filling costs between $150-$300. Most patients are also able to use their dental insurance benefits toward the cost of their procedure, reducing out-of-pocket expenses. Our dentist also offers flexible payment options to finance all or a portion of your dental filling treatment.
Most dental insurance plans cover at least a portion of your dental filling as long as you have not exhausted your benefits for the year.
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