Using advanced tools, our Brampton dentist will start by thoroughly examining your mouth cavity to check for cavities. To determine the degree of decay in your tooth, an X-ray will be obtained. A local anesthetic will be used to numb the region around the tooth in order to guarantee your comfort. If the filling is placed on the tooth's surface, our Brampton dentist may decide not to need anesthetic.

After the region has been sufficiently numbed, Bramdale Dental will gently remove the decay by drilling through the tooth enamel. Some practitioners use an air abrasion instrument or laser for this process, albeit it is less frequent than using a drill. Our Brampton dentist will carefully clean the region and get it ready for the filling. They will then fill the cavity. Different kinds of fillers are cured or solidified using blue-wavelength light. To finish the operation, our dentist in Brampton will make sure your teeth are polished and your bite is working correctly.

Most people report that their dental restorations heal quickly and without any issues. As the effects of the anesthetic start to wear off, you may have some tooth sensitivity for a day or two. Please let us know if you feel severe pain or sensitivity, or if you see any misalignment in your bite. We may also modify the filling's surface to enhance your bite.