Dental fillings are essential for repairing teeth damaged by cavities or trauma. The process begins by numbing the affected teeth to ensure maximum comfort during the procedure. Diseased tooth structure is then carefully removed, and a durable filling material is bonded to the tooth to recreate its original shape.

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This helps restore both the function and appearance of the damaged tooth. Sensitivity after placing fillings is common, especially if the damage was extensive, but it usually subsides over time. However, if sensitivity persists or worsens, further treatment may be required to address underlying issues.