The process starts with a consultation, where our dentists take pictures of your mouth and jaw, using panoramic X-rays and 3D X-rays. We identify the teeth where fillings are needed. You are then asked to choose a filling material. If you’re not sure which filling is right for you, we can advise you based on your dental requirements and your insurance coverage.
On the day of the treatment, our dental surgeons start the dental fillings procedure by administering local anesthesia to numb the treatment site. We use the cutting-edge BIOLASE water laser to prepare your teeth for the fillings.
Conventional dental drills can lead to the cutting of large, healthy sections of the affected tooth, which ultimately can impact the long-term health of your teeth. The BIOLASE water laser, on the other hand, is powered by precision technology and allows our dentists to remove only the pre-identified sections of the teeth, to make space for the fillings. The laser is very gentle and produces very little debris ensuring no tooth fragments remain stuck below the filling and no microfractures are caused.