Description

Advanced Dental Filling Solutions: Restore, Protect, & Enhance Smiles

Product Overview

Our comprehensive range of Dental Filling Solutions offers dental professionals an unparalleled selection of high-quality materials designed to restore tooth integrity, function, and aesthetics. From robust posterior restorations to seamless anterior repairs, our products are engineered for superior performance, durability, and patient satisfaction.

What Are Dental Fillings?

Dental fillings are restorative materials used to repair teeth damaged by decay, fractures, or wear. By filling cavities and restoring the natural tooth structure, fillings prevent further decay, alleviate pain, and restore the tooth's original shape, strength, and function, ultimately preserving oral health.

Key Features & Benefits Across Our Range

• Exceptional Durability: Formulated for long-lasting performance, resisting daily wear and masticatory forces.
• Optimal Biocompatibility: Materials are safe, non-toxic, and well-tolerated by oral tissues.
• Superior Aesthetics: Tooth-colored options designed to blend imperceptibly with natural dentition.
• Reliable Bond Strength: Advanced adhesive properties ensure a strong, lasting seal between the filling and tooth structure.
• Ease of Handling: Designed for convenient application and sculptability by dental professionals.
• Reduced Post-Operative Sensitivity: Formulations aimed at minimizing patient discomfort after treatment.
• Comprehensive Shade Matching: Extensive shade guides for precise aesthetic integration (for tooth-colored options).
• Radiopacity: Easily discernible on X-rays for accurate diagnosis and monitoring.

Our Comprehensive Range of Dental Filling Materials

We offer a diverse portfolio of filling materials to cater to various clinical indications and patient preferences:

1. Composite Resin Fillings (Tooth-Colored)

The cornerstone of modern aesthetic dentistry, our composite resin solutions offer unparalleled natural aesthetics and strong adhesion.

• Description: A blend of plastic resin and finely ground glass particles, cured with a special light to harden.
• Key Advantages:
  • Highly Aesthetic: Mimics the natural color and translucency of teeth, making them virtually invisible.
  • Conservative Preparation: Requires less removal of healthy tooth structure compared to amalgam.
  • Chemical Bonding: Bonds directly to the tooth structure, providing support and preventing fractures.
  • Versatile: Suitable for small to medium-sized fillings in both anterior and posterior teeth.
• Ideal Use Cases:
  • Restorations in visible areas (anterior teeth).
  • Small to moderate cavities in posterior teeth.
  • Chipped, fractured, or worn teeth.
  • Closing diastemas (gaps between teeth).

2. Dental Amalgam Fillings (Silver-Colored)

A time-tested and robust option, amalgam fillings remain a reliable choice for strength and durability.

• Description: An alloy of mercury, silver, tin, and copper, known for its longevity and strength.
• Key Advantages:
  • Exceptional Durability: Withstands heavy chewing forces, making them ideal for posterior teeth.
  • Cost-Effective: Generally less expensive than other filling materials.
  • Long Track Record: Proven clinical success over decades.
  • Moisture Tolerance: Can be placed in areas where moisture control is challenging.
• Ideal Use Cases:
  • Large cavities in posterior teeth (molars).
  • Areas subjected to high chewing pressure.
  • Situations where cost is a primary concern.

3. Glass Ionomer Cement (GIC) Fillings

A unique material prized for its fluoride-releasing properties and chemical adhesion.

• Description: A tooth-colored material made from an acrylic and fluoroaluminosilicate glass.
• Key Advantages:
  • Fluoride Release: Continuously releases fluoride, aiding in remineralization and preventing secondary decay.
  • Chemical Bond: Bonds chemically to tooth structure, offering a good seal.
  • Biocompatible: Gentle on pulp and surrounding tissues.
  • Minimal Shrinkage: Reduces microleakage concerns.
• Ideal Use Cases:
  • Pediatric restorations (milk teeth).
  • Non-load-bearing areas (e.g., root surface cavities).
  • Temporary restorations.
  • Lining and base material under other fillings.
  • Patients at high risk of caries.

4. Gold Fillings (Inlays & Onlays)

Considered the "gold standard" by many for their exceptional durability, precision, and longevity.

• Description: Custom-made in a dental laboratory from a gold alloy, then cemented into place (indirect restoration).
• Key Advantages:
  • Superior Durability: Extremely strong and resistant to wear, lasting 15-30 years or more.
  • Precise Fit: Laboratory fabrication ensures an exact fit.
  • Biocompatible: Very well tolerated by oral tissues.
  • Non-Corrosive: Does not corrode or tarnish.
• Ideal Use Cases:
  • Large restorations in posterior teeth.
  • Patients seeking the longest-lasting restorative option.
  • When cost is not a primary concern.

5. Ceramic/Porcelain Fillings (Inlays & Onlays)

The ultimate choice for aesthetics and strength, offering a blend of beauty and resilience.

• Description: Custom-fabricated in a dental laboratory from porcelain or ceramic material, matched to natural tooth color (indirect restoration).
• Key Advantages:
  • Exceptional Aesthetics: Highly natural-looking, mimicking the translucency of natural teeth.
  • Stain Resistance: More resistant to staining than composite resins.
  • Durability: Strong and long-lasting, comparable to gold.
  • Biocompatible: Excellent tissue compatibility.
• Ideal Use Cases:
  • Large restorations, especially in visible areas (premolar and molar onlays).
  • Patients prioritizing both aesthetics and strength.
  • When minimal tooth reduction is still preferred over a full crown.

Technical Specifications (Examples - Varies by specific product)

• Compressive Strength: >250 MPa
• Flexural Strength: >120 MPa
• Wear Resistance: Low wear against opposing dentition
• Shade Range (Composite/Ceramic): VITA® Classical Shades A1-D4
• Radiopacity: >200% Al equivalent
• Setting Time: Light-cure: 20-40 seconds; Self-cure: 2-5 minutes
• Packaging: Syringes, capsules, powder/liquid kits

Application & Procedure Highlights

Our filling materials are designed for seamless integration into standard dental procedures, including:

1. Diagnosis & Anesthesia: Identifying decay and ensuring patient comfort.
2. Cavity Preparation: Removing decayed or damaged tooth structure.
3. Isolation: Maintaining a dry, contaminant-free field.
4. Lining/Bonding (if applicable): Applying appropriate liners or adhesive systems.
5. Material Placement & Curing: Sculpting and hardening the chosen filling material.
6. Finishing & Polishing: Shaping the filling for proper occlusion and a smooth surface.

Post-Treatment Care & Longevity

Patient education on proper oral hygiene, regular dental check-ups, and avoiding excessive force on restorations is crucial for maximizing the longevity of all dental fillings.

Quality Assurance & Compliance

All our Dental Filling Solutions are manufactured under stringent quality control standards and comply with international regulations, including:

• ISO 13485 (Medical Devices Quality Management System)
• FDA (US Food and Drug Administration) Regulations
• CE Marking (European Conformity)

Ordering Information

To learn more about our specific product lines, request samples, or place an order, please contact our sales team or visit our website. Our dedicated support staff is available to assist you with product selection and technical inquiries.

Disclaimer: This product description is intended for dental professionals and informational purposes only. The selection and application of dental filling materials should always be performed by a qualified and licensed dental practitioner. Actual product specifications and clinical results may vary depending on the specific product chosen and individual patient circumstances.