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Yes, fillings can occasionally loosen or fall out due to wear, damage, or decay around the tooth. If this happens, avoid chewing on that side and…
It depends on how much of the tooth is damaged. Fillings are great for small cavities, while crowns are better for teeth with more extensive…
Yes. Composite resin fillings are durable, natural-looking, and suitable for most…
Yes. Old or worn fillings can be removed and replaced with a new dental restoration filling to keep the tooth…
The procedure is usually painless with a local anesthetic. Some mild sensitivity may follow, but it typically fades…
On average, composite fillings last 7–10 years. With good care, they may last even…
Don’t panic. Stitches can sometimes loosen before your follow-up. Call our office right away so we can check the site and give you the right oral…
It’s best to avoid hot drinks like coffee for the first few days. Heat can dissolve the blood clot and delay healing. If you can’t go without…
Mild swelling is normal in the first 48 hours. Apply ice packs and follow care instructions to reduce…