Our Brampton dentist will begin by conducting a thorough examination of your oral cavity and assessing for any cavities with specialized instruments. An X-ray will be taken of your tooth to assess the level of decay present. To ensure your comfort, a local anesthetic will be applied to numb the area around the tooth. Our Brampton dentist might opt not to administer anesthesia if the filling is applied to the surface of the tooth.

Bramdale Dental will carefully remove the decay by drilling through the tooth enamel once the area has been adequately numbed. While not as common as using a drill, certain practitioners perform this procedure with a laser or air abrasion tool. The area will be thoroughly cleaned and prepared for the filling by our Brampton dentist. The cavity will be subsequently filled by them. Blue-wavelength light is utilized to cure or solidify various types of fillers. Our Brampton dentist will ensure that your tooth is polished and that your bite is functioning properly to complete the procedure.

The majority of individuals observe that their dental restorations recover swiftly and without complications. For a day or two, you might experience some sensitivity in your tooth as the effects of the anesthesia begin to diminish. If you notice any misalignment in your bite or experience significant discomfort or sensitivity, please inform us. Additionally, to improve your bite, we might adjust the surface of the filling.