Composite Fillings in Omaha, NE

Tooth-colored restorations that repair decay, chips, and wear with a natural look.

What Are Composite Fillings?

Composite fillings are tooth-colored restorations used to repair teeth affected by decay, chips, cracks, or wear. After removing the damaged area, we place and shape a durable resin that bonds to your tooth and blends with your natural shade, restoring strength and appearance in a single visit.

When Composite Fillings Help

  • Treat small to moderate cavities.
  • Repair chipped, cracked, or worn edges.
  • Close small gaps between front teeth.
  • Replace older, worn, or discolored fillings.
  • Improve esthetics in visible areas of your smile.
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How a Composite Filling Is Placed

  • Numb and clean

    We gently numb the area, remove decay or damaged tooth structure, and thoroughly clean and prepare the site.

  • Line and bond

    If the cavity is near the nerve, we may place a protective liner. We then apply bonding agents to help the filling adhere securely.

  • Place and shape

    Tooth-colored resin is layered, shaped to match your bite and contours, and light-cured to harden.

  • Polish and check

    We polish for a smooth, natural finish and confirm your bite feels comfortable.

What to Expect

  • One visit: Most composite fillings are completed in a single appointment.
  • Comfort: Local anesthesia keeps you comfortable. Mild temperature sensitivity is common for a few days and typically fades.
  • Natural look: Shade is matched to your tooth for a seamless result.

Care and Longevity

Composite fillings are durable and can last for years with good care.

  • Brush twice daily and floss once daily.
  • Limit frequent snacking and sugary drinks.
  • Avoid chewing very hard objects (ice, pens).
  • Keep regular checkups to monitor fillings and overall tooth health.

What Our Patients Say

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. We select a shade that blends with your surrounding enamel for a natural appearance.

Many last for years with good home care and routine cleanings. Longevity depends on filling size, bite forces, and habits like grinding.

For small to moderate cavities, composites perform very well and bond to tooth structure. In high-stress or very large cavities, we may recommend an alternative restoration for added strength.

Mild sensitivity to temperature or pressure can occur for a few days. It usually improves quickly. Let us know if symptoms persist.

No special products are required. Daily brushing and flossing, a balanced diet, and regular dental visits help your fillings last longer.

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