17+ Years Experience
Dr. Varun Tomke provides restorative and preventive dental care with careful treatment planning.

Careful dental filling treatment for cavities, sensitivity, chipped teeth, minor tooth damage, and old damaged fillings.
Quick Clinic Details
What Is a Dental Filling?
A dental filling is a restorative dental treatment used to repair a tooth damaged by decay, cavity, minor fracture, or wear. The decayed or damaged portion is cleaned, and the space is filled with a suitable material.
The purpose of a filling is to restore the tooth's shape, strength, chewing function, and appearance while preventing further decay.
Early filling can help repair the tooth before the cavity reaches the nerve and requires more complex treatment such as root canal therapy.
Why Choose Us
Patients receive tooth examination, cavity diagnosis, filling material guidance, bite adjustment, and preventive advice to reduce future decay.
Dr. Varun Tomke provides restorative and preventive dental care with careful treatment planning.
The cavity is cleaned while preserving as much healthy tooth structure as possible.
Natural-looking composite fillings may be suitable for visible teeth and selected back teeth.
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The Procedure
The dentist checks cavity depth, tooth structure, sensitivity, bite, cracks, food lodgement, and old filling damage.
If the cavity appears deep or is between teeth, an X-ray may be advised to check decay extent and nerve involvement.
The decayed or damaged part of the tooth is carefully cleaned while preserving healthy tooth structure.
A suitable filling material is placed into the cleaned cavity. Tooth-coloured material may be used where aesthetics matter.
The filling is shaped to match the tooth, and the bite is checked so it does not feel high while chewing.
The filling is polished and aftercare guidance is given for eating, brushing, sensitivity, and follow-up.

Is dental filling painful?
Dental filling is usually comfortable. If the cavity is deep, the dentist may numb the area before treatment.
Early repair, material and comfort
Untreated decay can spread deeper and may lead to pain, infection, root canal treatment, or extraction.
Composite fillings can match the natural tooth shade and are commonly used for visible areas.
The estimate depends on cavity size, depth, tooth location, filling material, and whether X-rays are needed.
Benefits
Dental fillings help restore chewing comfort, repair cavities, and reduce the risk of decay progressing deeper.
Cost and aftercare
The cost may vary for small cavities, deep cavities, front tooth fillings, back tooth fillings, tooth-coloured composite fillings, temporary fillings, and old filling replacement.
Cost and treatment time depend on diagnosis, complexity, material choice, follow-up needs, and whether any supporting dental care is required first.
Frequently Asked Questions
You may need a filling if you have a cavity, food lodgement, sensitivity, visible hole, black spot, chipped tooth, cracked surface, or broken old filling.
Dental filling is usually comfortable, especially when the cavity is treated early. If the cavity is deep, the dentist may numb the area.
A tooth-coloured filling is designed to match the natural shade of your teeth and is commonly used for visible teeth and aesthetic cavity restoration. The better option depends on the cavity size, tooth position, bite forces, and your preference.
A filling may reduce sensitivity if it is caused by a cavity, chipped tooth, or exposed dentin. The dentist first checks the exact cause.
Ignoring a cavity can allow decay to spread deeper, causing pain, infection, root canal treatment, crown need, or extraction in severe cases.
Small fillings can last for several years, but lifespan depends on the material used, cavity size, bite pressure, brushing habits, and whether you grind your teeth. The dentist checks old fillings during routine follow-ups.
A filling is suitable for small to moderate cavities that have not reached the tooth nerve. Root canal is needed when decay or infection reaches the pulp.
In India, routine tooth-coloured or composite fillings often fall around Rs. 800 to Rs. 5,000 per tooth, with many small to medium fillings commonly around Rs. 1,000 to Rs. 2,500. The final cost depends on cavity depth, tooth position, material, and whether X-rays are needed.