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Seal and its varieties

Seal and its varieties

Installing a filling is one of the most frequently requested procedures in dentistry. This procedure is related to the therapeutic part and most patients do not know that it is not only closing the carious cavity of the tooth.

types of dental fillings

There are 2 types of fillings:

1) permanent filling;

2) temporary filling.

A permanent filling is installed immediately after dental treatment (up to 10 years). A temporary filling, in turn, is used in multi-stage dental treatment (up to 2 weeks).

Depending on the material, there are the following types of dental fillings:

  1. Photopolymer.
  2. Composite.
  3. Fiberglass fillings.
  4. Fillings made of reflective material.
types of dental fillings

Photopolymer dental filling

Photopolymer filling is a plastic material that hardens under the influence of ultraviolet light. It is used to fill the carious area of ​​the tooth, for the restoration of frontal and chewing teeth.

Composite filling

Composite Fillings. Composite fillings are highly durable, long-lasting, and aesthetically pleasing restorations made from epoxy resin-based materials. These strong, wear-resistant materials are especially suitable for restoring molars. One of the key advantages of composite fillings is the wide range of available shades, allowing for a natural, visually seamless result.

Fiberglass filling

Fibreglass Fillings. Fibreglass fillings represent one of the most modern approaches in restorative dentistry. Fibreglass is a unique material that forms a strong chemical bond with composite material, offers high elasticity, and delivers excellent aesthetics. In turn, a material such as fibreglass can solve almost any dental problem. It’s widely used in splinting, prosthetics, and restorative work, offering versatile solutions for complex dental issues.

Light-Cured (Photo-Activated) Fillings

Light-Cured (Photo-Activated) Fillings

Light-Cured (Photo-Activated) Fillings A light-cured composite filling is a type of restorative material that undergoes a molecular transformation when exposed to a high-intensity light source. In simple terms, it’s an innovative dental composite that is highly sensitive to light. Under the illumination of a special curing lamp, the material hardens and takes the desired shape. What sets light-cured fillings apart is their exceptional plasticity, Which allows dentists to shape and adapt them precisely, resulting in restorations that are both functional and aesthetically flawless.

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