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The earlier we detect tooth decay, the easier and more affordable the treatment. Make an appointment for an examination in time and prevent more serious problems.
Dental caries treatment is a dental procedure with the goal of removing decayed parts of the tooth, restoring its shape, function, and appearance, and preventing more serious complications. The treatment is painless if the caries is caught in time.
The dentist will first perform a thorough examination of your oral cavity and the condition of your teeth to determine if it is indeed tooth decay. He uses a visual examination, a dental probe and, if necessary, also X-rays, which reveal caries under the filling or in the spaces between the teeth. Diagnosis is quick and painless.
If the decay is deeper or there is a risk of discomfort during the procedure, the dentist can give you local anesthesia, which numbs the treated area. Thanks to it, the whole process is comfortable and practically painless.
Using special rotary tools (so-called drills) or microabrasive techniques, the dentist gently removes all the affected tissue. The dentist takes care to preserve as much healthy tooth structure as possible. This step only takes a few minutes.
After the cavity has been removed, the treated area will be cleaned and disinfected to prevent the return of bacteria. In some cases, he also applies a protective pad to the cavity, which increases the life of the filling and protects the dental pulp.
The dentist then fills the cleaned cavity with a suitable filling material – most often a composite (white filling). He gradually applies the filling in layers and hardens it with a special light. This material is aesthetic, strong and coordinated with the color of your tooth.
After the filling has hardened, he adjusts its shape and height so that it fits exactly on the bite. Finally, the filling is polished, which ensures a smooth surface of the tooth and a natural appearance. After the procedure, the tooth looks and functions again as before.
Caries treatment today is gentle, quick and painless. Early intervention can save you from complications such as root canal treatment or tooth loss. Book your treatment appointment today.
Tooth decay is damage to the hard dental tissues caused by bacteria that break down sugars from food and form acids. These gradually erode the enamel and cause the destruction of the tooth.
In most cases, the treatment of tooth decay is painless, mainly thanks to local anesthesia. If the caries is shallow, anesthesia is often not even necessary.
The procedure usually takes 20 to 45 minutes, depending on the extent of the decay and the number of teeth that need to be treated.
Symptoms include toothache, sensitivity to cold, sweet or warm, a dark stain on the tooth or food getting stuck in the interdental space. However, some cavities cause no symptoms at all. That is why preventive inspections are key.
Yes, even a small cavity can quickly enlarge and cause pain or the need for more demanding treatment. Early treatment is simpler, cheaper and less invasive.
If you have a composite (white) filling and have not received anesthesia, you can eat almost immediately. If you have an amalgam (gray) filling, it is recommended to wait at least 2-3 hours, because this material hardens longer and needs more time to harden properly. If you received local anesthesia before the procedure, it is better to wait until the numbness wears off (usually 1 to 2 hours) so as not to bite yourself.
Composite fillings usually last 5 to 10 years, sometimes more. Their lifespan depends on the size of the filling, hygiene, diet and other habits such as teeth grinding.
Yes, if the filling does not seal properly or bacteria accumulates in the place of the filling, decay can also form under it. Regular inspections will help detect such a problem in time.
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