A strong discreet solution for tooth repair

Composite fillings are a modern, versatile solution for restoring decayed or damaged teeth. At Oswyn House Dental Practice, we use high-quality, tooth-coloured composite materials to provide long-lasting, aesthetically pleasing results.

Unlike traditional metal fillings, composite fillings are designed to blend in with your natural teeth – so your smile looks and feels completely natural. They also bond directly to the tooth, helping to strengthen the remaining structure and prevent further damage.

Whether you’re treating a new cavity or replacing an old filling, our skilled team ensures your care is comfortable, effective, and tailored to your needs.

What are the benefits?

Composite fillings are a minimally invasive way to restore teeth while maintaining a natural appearance and function.

Tooth-coloured and discreet – Blends in seamlessly with your natural teeth.

Strengthens the tooth – Bonds directly to the enamel to support and reinforce the tooth.

Mercury-free – A modern alternative to traditional metal fillings.

Our Composite Fillings process
Your frequently asked questions

Yes. If you prefer a tooth-coloured option, we can safely remove old amalgam fillings and replace them with composite material.

No. Local anaesthetic is used to numb the area, ensuring the treatment is comfortable. Some sensitivity afterwards is normal but usually short-lived.

Many patients prefer composite fillings because they’re tooth-coloured, bond to the tooth for added strength, and don’t contain mercury. They’re especially ideal for front or visible teeth.

With proper care, composite fillings typically last 5–10 years. Their lifespan depends on the size and location of the filling and your oral hygiene habits.

The cost varies depending on the size and complexity of the filling. We’ll provide a full estimate at your consultation.

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