What is dental filling?
A filling is a material that fills a void or a cavity, from which the term "dental fillings" comes from. These materials are used to fill and close cavities left by tooth erosion, destruction, or cavities, which can cause bad smells in the mouth or the accumulation of dental plaque inside them, as well as pain and an unattractive appearance.
A filling is a material that fills a void or a cavity, from which the term "dental fillings" comes from. These materials are used to fill and close cavities left by tooth erosion, destruction, or cavities, which can cause bad smells in the mouth or the accumulation of dental plaque inside them, as well as pain and an unattractive appearance.
Dental fillings are used for a variety of reasons; Acidic foods and beverages cause tooth erosion. Teeth clenching during sleep causes tooth erosion. A fall or an accident that results a fracture of a tooth. A crack in the teeth causing tooth sensitivity. Internal discoloration of the front teeth caused by failure of some steps of tooth formation. The patient's inability to acquire dental veneers and Tooth cavities and decay.
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