The sound of the drill, the yellowish colour of the fillings, or the black amalgam fillings that are harmful to the body, still scare many people away from treatment, but that is a thing of the past!<\/p>\n
Thanks to modern dental procedures, our treatments are painless and gentle, with fillings crafted with artistic precision, perfectly matching the original tooth. In our article, you will learn how a tooth is filled in a state-of-the-art clinic using modern laser dental equipment, and what you can do for your own recovery.<\/p>\n
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In Hungary, adults aged 35-44 have an average of 16 decayed, filled or missing teeth, and almost a third of the population over 65 are completely toothless. Fear of the dentist, unpleasant procedures, and pain prevents many people from attending routine check-ups, leading them to seek professional help only when a serious problem arises.<\/p>\n
However, in the field of dentistry,\u00a0prevention is the key<\/strong>, regular check-ups and timely detection and treatment of problems. Believe us, having a small cavity removed and filled with a laser under full anaesthesia is a much easier and quicker solution than root canal treatment or extraction due to advanced decay.<\/p>\n At Naturadent, the laser dentistry clinic, we place particular emphasis on ensuring that both the clinic environment and our staff contribute to creating a calm, secure atmosphere where you have no reason to be afraid!<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Like all treatments, dental fillings start with a dental assessment and a detailed oral examination. During the full dental assessment, we also take digital panoramic X-rays of the entire oral cavity, the entire dentition.<\/p>\n Following this, our patients receive a treatment plan, which they will then discuss in detail with their treating physician. Each time, we provide an opportunity for you to ask your questions, share your concerns, and begin your treatments with confidence, free from questions and doubts.<\/p>\n Based on the completed plan, the\u00a0leaky tooth<\/a>\u00a0Treatment.\u00a0The first step is to remove the decayed part of the tooth.<\/strong>, which we supplement with modern laser dentistry equipment in our practice.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n This procedure has several advantages compared to a traditional drill:<\/p>\n Following the removal of the decayed tooth portion, disinfection and preparation of the created cavity for filling takes place.\u00a0natural-looking, light-curing, tooth-coloured filling material<\/strong>\u00a0It is placed into the cavity in a malleable, soft state, which later hardens upon illumination. The filling material is placed into the cavity layer by layer, precisely shaping and fitting it to the patient's dentition for a perfect result.<\/p>\n Old, worn out, damaged, or\u00a0Replacement of amalgam filling<\/a>\u00a0We proceed in a similar way. The main difference is that instead of removing decayed tooth structure, the treatment begins with the removal of the old filling. The replacement of amalgam fillings is always\u00a0rubber dam isolation<\/a>\u00a0we perform, thanks to which we prevent amalgam debris from entering the body. This allows us to completely and safely remove the amalgam, which contains toxic mercury, from the tooth. Another great advantage of isolation is that we protect the prepared cavity from bacteria and secondary decay.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n At Naturadent laser dentistry, natural-looking,\u00a0We create aesthetically pleasing, biocompatible dental fillings.<\/strong>, thanks to which the finished fillings are invisible, appearing to the naked eye to be identical to real enamel and lifelike teeth.<\/p>\n At Naturadent, we also place great emphasis on replacing old amalgam fillings, which are extremely harmful to the body. The amalgam fillings contain approximately 56% of mercury, which is incessantly dissolved and deposits unnoticed in the body. It enters our bloodstream through constant wear and friction (eating, brushing our teeth, drinking carbonated soft drinks) and is deposited in our liver, kidneys, brain, bones and endocrine glands.<\/p>\nAll about filling, step by step<\/h2>\n
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