Apr
Cavities are something many people have in common. Fortunately, cavities can be treated fairly easily to preserve your smile’s beauty. At the office of Raynald Michel, DDS, in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, we treat decay with composite dental fillings. Composite fillings offer long-term protection against decay, lasting in some cases for over 10 years. If you’re in need of cavity treatment, you can consult with Dr. Raynald Michel about composite fillings.
Composite fillings are a mixture of resin material and powdered quartz or glass. They’re 100% biocompatible with your teeth and gums and contain no mercury or metals to trigger allergies. In addition to treating decay, composite fillings can repair minor tooth damage like chips or cracks in your teeth.
When it comes to esthetics, composite fillings are more popular than silver amalgam fillings due to their tooth-colored appearance, which blends in with your natural teeth. You won’t be flashing metal every time you open your mouth! Tooth-colored fillings are definitely more compatible with your smile!
The composite resin material is quite moldable and bonds easily with the enamel of your teeth, forming a tight seal against future cavities. Composite fillings are also quite durable and capable of withstanding years of biting and chewing. With proper care, your fillings can last 10-plus years, strengthening and protecting your teeth against further infection.
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Call Dr. Raynald Michel at our Fort Lauderdale, FL, dental office at (954) 563-5800 to schedule an appointment for composite filling cavity treatment.
At the office of Raynald Michel, DDS, your smile is our first priority. A respected dentist in Fort Lauderdale, FL, Dr. Michel is esteemed for his dedication to excellence in patient care.
Dr. Michel earned his Bachelor of Science from the University of Florida and his Doctor of Dental Surgery Degree from Meharry Medical College in Nashville, TN. He completed his postgraduate training in general practice residency at Jacobi Medical Center/Albert Einstein College of Medicine in Bronx, NY and remains involved in professional associations, including the American Dental Association, Broward County Dental Society and the Academy of General Dentistry.