Fillings & restorations
Modern filling materials allow us to create natural-looking, long-lasting restorations. From composite fillings to ceramic inlays, we choose the best material for your needs.
Our tooth-coloured fillings are indistinguishable from natural teeth and offer excellent durability and biocompatibility.
Modern fillings
Tooth decay is one of the most common dental conditions. With modern filling materials, we can replace damaged tooth structure in the best possible way while meeting the highest standards of appearance.
We only use high-quality composite materials and ceramics, which ensure a perfect colour match and long-lasting results.
Treatment is gentle and pain-free under local anaesthetic. Modern bonding techniques let us preserve as much of your natural tooth as possible.
How a filling is placed
What to expect when you have a filling
Diagnosis and local anaesthetic
A thorough examination of the affected tooth and local anaesthetic for pain-free treatment.
Removing the decay
The decay is gently removed using modern instruments, preserving as much healthy tooth structure as possible.
Placing the filling
The filling is built up in layers of tooth-coloured composite. Each layer is hardened with a special curing light.
Shaping and polishing
The filling is carefully shaped and polished to a high shine. We then check your bite and make any final adjustments.
Benefits of modern fillings
Tooth-coloured
Perfectly matched to the colour of your natural teeth
Metal-free
No allergies or intolerances
Preserves your natural tooth
Minimal loss of healthy tooth structure
Chew normally straight away
You can chew normally straight after treatment
Repairable
Small defects are easy to repair
Treatment time
- • Small filling: 30–45 min
- • Large filling: 60–90 min
- • Usually one appointment
- • Chew normally straight away
Aftercare
- • Your usual oral hygiene routine
- • Regular check-ups
- • 2-year warranty
- • Professional teeth cleaning
Healthy teeth thanks to modern fillings!
Book your filling appointment today and keep your teeth healthy.
Guides on this topic
What helps with sensitive teeth?Sensitive teeth react to cold, hot, sweet or acidic things with a short, sharp pain. Usually the dentine underneath the enamel has become exposed, for example through receding gums or acid. Brushing gently and using a toothpaste for sensitive teeth can help. If the sensitivity does not go away, the cause should be checked at the practice.Read more
Broken tooth – what now?A broken or chipped tooth is usually not dangerous, and a dentist can usually treat it. Keep the broken piece moist and contact a dental practice quickly. If an adult tooth has been knocked out completely, act straight away.Read more
Which fillings are available after the amalgam ban?Since 1 January 2025, amalgam can generally no longer be used for fillings in the EU. Intact amalgam fillings do not need to be replaced. For new fillings, there are several materials, such as composite, glass ionomer cement or ceramic inlays.Read more