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Fillings

Does a Cavity Always Mean Bad News?

Finding out your child has a cavity can bring up a lot of questions, but the good news is that tooth-colored fillings offer a simple, effective way to stop decay and restore your child’s smile. At St. George Kids Dental, we use natural-looking composite fillings designed specifically for growing smiles. Most children return to their normal routines the very same day, and our team works hard to make the entire experience positive, comfortable, and stress-free from start to finish.

Why Might My Child Need a Fillings?

Treating cavities while they’re still small can help preserve more of your child’s natural tooth structure and avoid more complex procedures in the future. If your child has sensitivity, discomfort, or has been told they may have a cavity, our team is here to answer your questions and help you determine the best next step.

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How It's Done

How It's Done

Most fillings are completed in a single visit. We gently remove the decayed portion of the tooth, clean the area, place the tooth-colored filling material, shape it to fit naturally, and harden it for a durable restoration.

Chipped or Fractured Teeth

Chipped or Fractured Teeth

Yes. Tooth-colored composite materials can often restore the shape, function, and appearance of teeth affected by minor chips or small fractures.

Cavities & Early Tooth Decay

Cavities & Early Tooth Decay

Fillings repair areas where bacteria have damaged the tooth. Treating decay early can help prevent discomfort and reduce the need for more extensive treatment later.

We're Here to Make it Easier

Have questions about your child’s treatment plan? Let our caring team help you understand your options and determine the best path forward for your child’s smile.