Kids Tooth-Colored Fillings in Richmond, TX to Restore Healthy Smiles


Kids tooth-colored fillings in Richmond, TX replace decayed areas in teeth and help restore, strengthen, and protect teeth from further damage. At Children's Dentistry of Texas in Richmond, TX, we're pleased to provide our patients with these natural-looking, mercury-free fillings to keep their smiles healthy and strong!

What are tooth-colored fillings in Richmond, TX made from?

Tooth-colored fillings in Richmond, TX are made of plastic and glass particles combined with a resin bonding agent. They are customizable, meaning that they can be matched to the exact color of your child's tooth enamel.

How kids' tooth-colored fillings are placed

The procedure for children's tooth-colored fillings in Richmond, TX is quite straightforward. After a topical gel is applied to the area where the injection for the local anesthetic will be placed, our pediatric dentist will numb the tooth or teeth requiring repair. A small opening will be made to remove decay before an adhesive is applied. The prepared tooth will then be filled with a tooth-matching composite material that will be sculpted, polished, and checked for proper fit. The filling will then be hardened in place with a dental curing light.

What benefits do tooth-colored fillings offer for children?

In addition to the fact that kids' fillings look more natural than metal (amalgam) fillings, they are less likely to cause hot/cold sensitivity issues, and they require that less of your child's tooth be removed for placement. This material can also be used to repair small chips or fractures in teeth.

At Children's Dentistry of Texas, we're focused on providing the best dental care possible to our amazing patients. Contact us today to learn more about how tooth-colored fillings can help protect your child's smile!


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  • Eradicate tooth decay
  • Maintain more of your child’s tooth
  • Strengthen a tooth that’s been damaged by decay
  • Rest easy knowing composite materials are safe & effective
  • Protect your child's smile!