Tina G
Great office. Staff is very pleasant. Liza, the dental hygienist, is very thorough and does a great job. She is Very knowledgeable and professional. Dr Yousef is fantastic and treats his staff with kindness and respect.
Your smile deserves the best care possible. That’s why at our practice, we make getting tooth fillings in Norwich a smooth and worry-free experience. Using state-of-the-art composite materials, your dentist will provide expert cavity treatment that will:
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When it comes to maintaining a healthy smile, prevention is key. By detecting decay early through regular checkups, we can often prevent minor issues from becoming major problems. When fillings are needed, you can trust we take the stress out of the procedure. Your dentist will use composite resin that mirrors the natural beauty of your teeth. This material, crafted from fine glass and plastic particles, creates restorations that might have you forget which tooth was filled.
Here is what to expect:
Need more than a filling? Our same-day technology lets us create custom inlays, onlays, or crowns in just one visit. Using advanced digital scanning and 3-D printing technology, we’ll design and place your permanent restoration while you wait.
Call 860-215-4232 for tooth fillings in Norwich.
White fillings are made out of either composite resin, a blend of ceramic and plastic, or porcelain. We can match the color of these materials to your other teeth so they will look completely natural in your smile. Unlike amalgam (metal) fillings, white fillings don’t contain mercury. So they’re a good choice for patients who prefer to avoid mercury.
All dental fillings are safe for most patients. However, some studies have raised concerns about the long-term health impact of mercury, which is used in amalgam fillings. Both the FDA and the American Dental Association say mercury in fillings is safe. However, mercury isn’t a concern at all with our composite fillings.
The life of fillings will vary, depending on their location and your oral hygiene, among other factors. A composite filling typically lasts from five to 10 years. No filling is designed to last a lifetime. You can maximize the life span of any filling by brushing and flossing every day and visiting us at least twice a year for professional cleanings.