Urgent Dental Care
Tooth-Colored Composite Fillings
Aesthetic, Mercury-Free Fillings

Do you have a toothache or notice a dark spot on a tooth? These are signs you have a cavity and need a filling to protect the tooth.

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Tooth Filling in West Allis

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At Urgent Dental Care in West Allis, WI, our priority is to provide you with effective, conservative, and affordable dental solutions. Composite fillings fit the bill perfectly because our dentists can eliminate decay and strengthen the tooth with a conservative solution that blends seamlessly with your smile.

Our tooth fillings are made with composite resin, a versatile, tooth-colored material that restores the tooth’s natural look and function. This material blends acrylic resin reinforced with glass, quartz, or other ceramic particles.

How Tooth Cavities Develop

A cavity, caused by dental decay, is a small hole that forms in your tooth. Left untreated, it can grow and lead to more severe issues, including pain, infection, and even tooth loss. We cannot overemphasize how crucial prompt treatment is—it’s not just about stopping pain but preserving your tooth’s integrity for the long term.

 

Benefits of Tooth-Colored Composite Fillings

Composite resin fillings in Milwaukee offer numerous benefits compared to silver amalgam. These modern fillings are more aesthetically pleasing, as they blend in with the natural shade of your teeth, and they allow us to preserve more natural tooth structure. Take a look at the advantages!

Metal-Free, Mercury-Free

Composite resin is metal- and mercury-free, meaning it's more biocompatible than amalgam. It's also less sensitive to temperature changes than amalgam that expands and contracts.

Preserves Natural Structure

Composite resin fillings do not require as much removal of natural tooth structure as amalgam fillings do. Plus, amalgam can weaken a tooth, while the bonding process for composite strengthens it.

Seamless Appearance

Composite fillings match your tooth color and don’t leave a dark spot in your smile. No one will ever even know you've had dental work done, because composite blends seamlessly!

Meet Our Doctors:

Dr. James Kellner

Dr. James Kellner brings over a decade of dental expertise to Urgent Dental Care in Milwaukee, having trained at the prestigious Marquette University School of Dentistry. Joining our team in early 2024, Dr. Kellner has quickly become known for his ability to create a light and uplifting environment for patients and staff while delivering effective and comfortable treatments.

In his practice, Dr. Kellner excels at alleviating pain and transforming smiles, which ...

Dr. Robert Feinman

Dr. Robert Feinman received his undergraduate degree from the University of Michigan (GO BLUE). He then completed his dental education at Marquette University School of Dentistry in 1986, where he was inducted into the dental honor society for outstanding academic and clinical achievements.

Dr. Feinman worked at a family dental office in Kenosha for several years before establishing his private practice in Brown Deer, Wisconsin. In 2016, he joined the dedicated ...

The Process for Getting Composite Fillings in West Allis

The process for a composite filling is simple and designed with your comfort in mind:

  1. Consultation — We assess your needs to ensure that a composite filling is your best option.
  2. Preparation — Our dentists carefully remove any decay and prepare the tooth.
  3. Bonding — We apply the composite resin in layers, and each is hardened with a special light.
  4. Shaping — The material is expertly shaped to match the tooth’s shape and contours.
  5. Polishing — Our dentists polish the filling to a smooth finish to prevent staining and early wear.

Composite Bonding: Artistry Meets Dentistry

We also offer composite bonding, a procedure that is the perfect blend of function and aesthetics. It uses the same filling material to address a variety of issues, such as:

Bonding may also be the perfect solution if you want a less invasive, more affordable option for veneers. In many cases, we can complete the process without the need for numbing and address multiple teeth in the same appointment.

Steps for Avoiding Cavities

composite filling west allis | woman brushing teethIt's always better for your oral health to avoid cavities in the first place. Here are four tips to keep cavities at bay:

  • Brush twice daily with fluoride toothpaste.
  • Floss daily to remove plaque and food particles.
  • Limit sugary snacks and acidic drinks.
  • Visit your dentist in West Allis, WI, regularly for checkups and cleanings.

Do You Need an Emergency Dentist in West Allis?

If you suspect you have a cavity because of a toothache or noticed a dark spot on your tooth, call Urgent Dental Care at (414) 667-0911. We offer routine and emergency dental care in Milwaukee and West Allis, WI, and are available for you seven days a week from 9 AM to 9 PM. As always, walk-ins are welcome!

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