Tooth-colored fillings

What are tooth-colored fillings?
Dental fillings or white fillings colored fillings that match your tooth color natural translucency and feel. Tooth colored fillings are also called composite materials, because they consist of a complex composition of plastic and zirconia / silica.
Tooth-colored fillings have been introduced in the 1960s and have undergone continuous improvements in longevity, stability of color and aesthetics.
Tooth-colored fillings are actually related to teeth compared to conventional metal fragments, which are not.
What are the advantages of tooth-colored fillings?
Besides the attractive fillings, tooth-colored have many advantages over traditional metal fillings. These advantages are:
Teeth restored with tooth-colored fillings are much less sensitive to hot and cold than teeth restored with metal panels.
Tooth-colored fillings contain no mercury, which is widely regarded as a potentially toxic substance.
Tooth-colored fillings require less removal of tooth structure, making the tooth stronger
Because tooth-colored fillings bond to the tooth, they can recover much of its original strength of the teeth making them more resistant to breakage, while money weakens teeth and makes them susceptible to rupture.
Tooth-colored fillings restore the natural appearance of teeth and are more attractive and healthy looking.
How tooth-colored fillings look like?
Tooth-colored fillings just like your natural teeth. They come in a variety of colors, so they can be perfectly tailored to your tooth color individually. Usually, another type of material is used for front and back teeth. The materials used for front teeth have a shiny appearance, while the materials for back teeth are designed for strength.
How long will they last?
Tooth-colored fillings are harder and more durable than traditional metal fillings. A small filling could possibly last a lifetime, while the shutter can be expected to last several years. Factors that the lifetime of an individual in filling in the tooth itself, the size of the seal on the teeth and how the teeth are cleaned and maintained daily.
How will they feel?
A new filling should feel natural, like your other teeth. After the anesthetic has worn off and you will feel your teeth again, you should not notice any difference from your natural teeth. The tooth colored filling should feel smooth and comfortable.