The Benefits of White Tooth-Coloured Fillings and Why Amalgam Fillings are Being Phased Out

The Benefits of White Tooth-Coloured Fillings and Why Amalgam Fillings are Being Phased Out

At tooth, you’ll always be treated with the most modern, safe and aesthetic materials available, which means when it comes to fillings, we only offer white, tooth-coloured fillings. We don’t place amalgam (silver) fillings, and there are several good reasons for this choice.

In this article, I’ll explain what amalgam is, why it’s being phased out or banned in many parts of the world, and why white composite fillings are often the better option for your smile.

Why Do I Need a Filling? A Principal Dentist's Guide to Tooth Decay

Why Do I Need a Filling? A Principal Dentist's Guide to Tooth Decay

Many patients feel a little surprised when they’re told they need a filling, especially if they aren’t in pain. But, fillings are one of the most effective ways to stop tooth decay from getting worse and to protect your tooth for the long term. In this blog, I’ll explain what tooth decay is, what causes it, what a filling actually does, and why modern tooth-coloured fillings (known as white fillings) are a great option.

How the tooth Team takes Dentistry to the Next Level

How the tooth Team takes Dentistry to the Next Level

At tooth, we believe that outstanding dentistry starts with exceptional people. Our team in Waterloo, London aren’t only highly qualified, they’re also passionate, experienced, and constantly pushing the boundaries of what great dental care looks like. From advanced clinical training and additional qualifications, to specialist skills, leading international research, and an unwavering focus on patient care, here’s how the tooth team takes dentistry to the next level.

The Principal Dentist’s Guide to What to Expect After Dental Treatment

The Principal Dentist’s Guide to What to Expect After Dental Treatment

Many patients tell us that they feel unsure about what’s normal after dental treatment. Even when everything has gone smoothly, it’s common to notice temporary changes in how your mouth feels over the following hours or days.