Permanent Tooth Filling (Composite) – Per Tooth

A dental cavity is one of the most common oral health problems, but the good news is that it can be treated early with a simple and effective solution: a permanent tooth filling. At Cayo Dental Hospital, we provide high-quality composite tooth fillings that restore your tooth naturally, stop decay from spreading, and protect your smile for years to come.

What Is a Composite Tooth Filling?

A tooth filling is a restorative treatment used to repair damage caused by:

• Tooth decay (cavities)
• Minor fractures or cracks
• Worn tooth surfaces

After removing the decayed portion of the tooth, the space is filled with a strong tooth-colored material called composite resin.

When Do You Need a Filling?

You may need a filling if you experience:

• Pain while chewing
• Sensitivity to cold or sweets
• Visible holes or dark spots
• Food getting stuck repeatedly
• Mild tooth discomfort

Treating cavities early prevents more advanced procedures such as root canal treatment or crowns.

Benefits of Composite Fillings

Composite fillings are one of the best modern options because they offer:

• Natural tooth appearance
• Strong bonding to the tooth
• Long-lasting restoration
• Minimal removal of healthy structure

Cayo Dental uses trusted materials such as 3M, Sofu, and Fuji for safe and reliable results.

Procedure Overview

A filling procedure typically takes 20–40 minutes:

1. Dental examination
2. Local anesthesia if required
3. Removal of decay
4. Composite filling placement
5. Polishing and bite adjustment

Price & Online Booking

The cost for a permanent composite filling at Cayo Dental is:

• Rs. 6,500 per tooth

You can purchase online and schedule your visit easily.

Important Note

Final treatment eligibility depends on clinical examination. In rare cases where the selected treatment is not medically suitable, the paid amount will be transferred as credit toward an alternative treatment at Cayo Dental. Refunds are subject to policy. Book your filling today and protect your tooth before the problem becomes serious.