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If you are experiencing pain when chewing or biting you may require a filling. The filling will fix breakage in the tooth which is often caused by tooth decay. There are many types of fillings materials, however porcelain fillings tend to be one of the most popular options.
A white filling last a long time, often up to 10 years or more. They are also durable and provide a strong structural bond. White fillings are a safe way to repair tooth cavities, and will blend in with the tooths natural colour.
The white filling will restore the gap after the removal of your tooth decay. The fundamental reason for a filling is to fill space so that things such as food and bacteria will not cause more tooth decay or discomfort. Our dentist will be able to guide you through any concerns or reservations you may have when receiving a filling.
Fillings are an everyday practice for most dentists, and play an important role in giving your teeth a longer healthy lifespan.
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We can also offer our patients the option of taking out interest-free loans up to a maximum of £25,000 over a period of 12 months.
Any kind of dental treatment can be paid for under this scheme, including crowns, bridges, implants, invisible braces and other cosmetic procedures.
For anyone who wishes to spread the cost of treatment over a longer period such as 24, 36 or even 48 months, we can arrange for low interest rate loans.
All loans are arranged through a reputable medical and dental finance company and are payable monthly by direct debit to the lender.
- Spread the cost of your dental care
- Immediate credit availability
- No deposit required
- Simple to understand
- Top-up option available for repeat usage
Finance available to UK residents aged 18 and above. Credit subject to status. Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
A Summary.
Fillings will assist in repairing the gap caused by decay, and help alleviate discomfort.
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