White dental fillings at Shallowford Dental Studio of Roswell GA

Prevent Tooth Decay with Comfortable Fillings

Even those with impeccable dental hygiene can still develop cavities. A small cavity may not seem urgent, but treating it early matters. Untreated cavities can lead to deeper decay, potentially requiring more extensive treatments like crowns, root canals, or even extractions.

For effective and comfortable dental fillings, Shallowford Dental Studio in Roswell, GA offers tooth-colored fillings made from composite resin, which blend with your natural tooth color. Dr. Lucy Sedrakyan, DMD, and our team also offer inlays and onlays for larger areas of decay, as well as bonding for cosmetic concerns such as chips and cracks. Call (470) 970-4111 or contact our Roswell, Georgia office to schedule a visit.

White Fillings in Roswell, Georgia

At Shallowford Dental Studio, we offer treatment with the Solea Laser. Depending on the tooth and the treatment, the laser can be used for fillings, bonding, inlays, and onlays, and some patients may be able to avoid needles, drills, or anesthesia. Your dentist will tell you whether laser treatment is right for your tooth.

What Is the Difference Between Fillings, Bonding, Inlays, and Onlays?

Dental Fillings

Dental fillings are used to address cavities and prevent the spread of decay. They help restore the tooth's function and structure while also blending with the natural tooth color.

White fillings are made from composite resin, a tooth-colored material that bonds to the tooth. According to the American Dental Association, composite fillings can be used on front or back teeth and work well for small to mid-size fillings. They usually take longer to place than metal fillings because the tooth must stay clean and dry during the procedure, and they may cost more or be covered differently by some insurance plans. No filling lasts forever, so regular checkups help your dentist monitor it over time.

Dental Bonding

Bonding is a cosmetic procedure where materials are applied directly to the tooth to improve its color and shape. It’s a versatile and cost-effective alternative to veneers, and it can help with minor imperfections such as chips and gaps.

Inlays & Onlays

  • Inlays: These are used to fill cavities that are too large for standard fillings. Inlays fit within the cusps of the tooth, providing a solid and durable restoration.
  • Onlays: Larger than inlays, onlays cover one or more cusps of the tooth. They are used when a significant portion of the tooth needs restoration but not enough to require a full crown. Not sure which option fits? Contact us to schedule an exam.

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