White Fillings
Say goodbye to silver and hello to subtle. White fillings for back teeth are now the go-to choice for patients who want strength without sacrificing aesthetics.
Thanks to cutting-edge materials and advanced techniques, these fillings don’t just blend in—they hold up beautifully under pressure.
Precision from the Start
Before placing any private filling, we use a specialised decay-detecting dye to uncover even the tiniest areas of decay that might be missed by the naked eye. We don’t stop until every trace of diseased tissue is gone—giving your new filling the best possible foundation.

Two Types of White Fillings
Direct Fillings - 1 visit
Best for Small to medium cavities, using composite resin
After preparing the cavity, we rebuild the tooth using tooth-coloured composite resin. It’s hardened with a special light, then shaped and polished to match your bite and blend in naturally. We offer three advanced placement techniques to maximise durability and minimise wear.
Indirect Fillings - 2 visits
Best for large cavities or missing corners using composite resin or porcelain
Ideal for larger restorations, these fillings are custom-made in a lab. After preparing the tooth and taking impressions, we fit a temporary restoration. On your second visit, the final inlay—crafted from composite or porcelain—is bonded in place for a precise, long-lasting result.
Why We Offer Three Direct Filling Techniques
Our dentists have undergone advanced training to master the art of white fillings.Here’s why technique matters:
Shrinkage Control
Composite resin shrinks slightly when cured. Bulk techniques increase the risk of chipping and leakage. We use multiple small layers, strategically placed to minimise shrinkage and extend the life of your filling.
Perfect Contact Points
A snug fit against neighbouring teeth prevents food traps and plaque build-up. For larger cavities, lab-made restorations offer the most consistent and precise contact.
Surface Strength
We go beyond basic polishing. Our bespoke finishing process includes advanced glazing techniques to create a hard, glossy surface that resists wear and keeps your filling looking fresh.









