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📍 Serving Davis Lake, Mallard Creek, Highland Creek & surrounding Charlotte neighborhoods

Cosmetic Dentistry ➜

Tooth-Coloured
Fillings

Fix Cavities Without the Metal or the Shame

Cavities happen — and fixing them shouldn’t feel scary, salesy, or embarrassing. At Davis Lake Dental, we use natural-looking, tooth-colored fillings that blend in beautifully and keep your smile strong for years to come.

WHAT IS A TOOTH-COLORED FILLING?

Tooth-colored fillings (also called composite fillings) are made from a durable resin that’s matched to your tooth’s natural shade. They’re used to repair teeth with:

Cavities or decay

Small chips or cracks

Worn enamel

Replacements for old metal (amalgam) fillings

Bonus: They’re strong, safe, and invisible to the eye.

THE FILLING PROCESS

  1. Gentle numbing (if needed — we’re super conservative)

  2. Remove decay or damage with precision tools

  3. Layered resin application to match your natural color

  4. Light curing to harden and bond

  5. Polish + check bite for comfort

⏱️ Done in under 45 minutes in most cases.

WHY FILLINGS MATTER

Prevent further decay, infection, or root canals

Stop tooth sensitivity or pain

Strengthen the structure of the tooth

Look natural and last for years

Common Questions

Will it hurt?

Nope. Most fillings are completely painless. And we’ll always talk you through the process.

Will people see it?

Not at all. We match your natural tooth shade — no silver spots or shiny metal.

How long do they last?

With good care, composite fillings can last 7–10+ years.

Do I need to replace my old metal fillings?

Not always. But if they're worn, cracked, or causing sensitivity, we can talk about safe replacement.

INSURANCE & PAYMENT

We accept most major PPO dental insurance plans and clearly explain your coverage. No insurance? Ask us about our flexible payment options.

No insurance?

Ask about our in-house membership plans.

Cavity? Crack? We’ve Got You Covered — Naturally.

📞 (980) 498‑1037  📍 Davis Lake Dental – Charlotte, NC

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