Today, composite fillings have become the No.1 choice in dental practice due to their improved properties, and silver or “metal or dark” fillings are taking a back seat because they are considered to pollute the environment and adversely affect the human body.

Modern composites show excellent results when combined with a direct technique, i.e. filling the tooth immediately after removal of the old filling or carious mass (minor damage), or an indirect technique, i.e. ordering a filling from a technical laboratory in case of extensive tooth loss or defect.

The test results show the advantages of composite or white fillings compared to other materials used in dentistry:

  • Excellent bonding to the tooth;
  • Maximum preservation of the tooth tissue itself;
  • Aesthetic;
  • Load-resistant and wear-resistant;
  • Non-staining;
  • Cost-effective;
  • Biocompatible composites free of Bis-GMA and cytotoxic particles;
  • Sustainable.

Preparation of dental veneers or ceramic trays for comparison removes:

3-30% of tooth tissue
63-72% for a crown
for a composite filling – 5-27% depending on the degree of decay, i.e.
Similar to aesthetic veneers but much more economical.

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