White Fillings

At The Dental Lounge Manchester, we provide high-quality white fillings as a discreet and effective solution for cavities and tooth damage. Unlike traditional metal fillings, white fillings are made from composite resin that blends seamlessly with the natural colour of your teeth, ensuring a more aesthetically pleasing and durable restoration.

White Fillings

Restore Your Smile with Natural-Looking White Fillings

Our team of skilled professionals will assess your needs and apply the composite material to restore the tooth’s function and appearance, giving you a natural-looking result. Whether you need to fill a small cavity or restore a larger section of your tooth, we offer personalised care and treatment that ensures long-lasting results.

Aesthetic Appeal

White fillings match the natural colour of your teeth, making them virtually invisible in your smile.

Durable and Long-Lasting

Made from high-quality composite resin, these fillings are strong and resistant to wear and tear.

Quick and Comfortable

White fillings can be applied in a single visit, and the process is typically painless.

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Have a question?

For white fillings in Manchester, trust The Dental Lounge to provide the best in cosmetic and restorative dentistry, ensuring that your teeth look and feel great.

What are white fillings?

White fillings are made from composite resin, designed to match the natural colour of your teeth, providing a more discreet and aesthetic solution for treating cavities.

How long do white fillings last?

With proper care, white fillings can last for several years. They may require replacement over time, depending on factors such as wear, location, and oral hygiene habits.

Are white fillings better than silver fillings?

Yes, white fillings offer a more natural appearance, and they bond directly to the tooth, providing added strength. Unlike silver fillings, they do not expand or contract with temperature changes, reducing the risk of tooth damage.