Doctor, after having my tooth filled, I feel some sensitivity when eating cold foods or chewing forcefully. Is this condition normal, or is it a sign of something abnormal? If the sensitivity persists, do I need to return to the dental clinic for a check-up?

Doctor, I have heard about the concept of dental enamel filling, but I do not fully understand what it is. If I only have mild enamel wear or white spots, do I need to have a filling? Does dental enamel filling help protect the teeth better and prevent tooth decay in the future?

Doctor, I would like to have my teeth filled with Composite because I have heard that its color resembles natural teeth and is quite aesthetic. However, I am not sure how much the current cost is and whether there is a significant difference in price depending on the severity of tooth decay. In addition, is […]

Doctor, I have a cavity in my molar (the innermost large molar), which makes chewing very uncomfortable. I don’t know whether a decayed molar can be filled or if it must be extracted. I have heard that this tooth is very important for chewing, so I am quite worried and afraid that extracting it will […]

Doctor, how long does a typical dental filling procedure take? If the tooth has a mild cavity, can it be done quickly, and what about cases with extensive decay or those requiring root canal treatment first? Will the treatment take significantly longer? I would like to arrange my schedule, so I hope you can advise […]

Doctor, I have been researching and found that there is a type of dental filling made with Amalgam, which I heard is a fairly durable silver-colored material. However, I have also read information stating that Amalgam contains mercury and therefore may not be good for health. Is this method still widely used today? Should I […]

Doctor, I am currently on my period but have been experiencing quite uncomfortable tooth pain due to tooth decay, so I am considering getting a dental filling as soon as possible. However, I have heard many people say that dental procedures should be avoided during the “red days” because the body is more sensitive, making […]

Doctor, I am wondering whether dental fillings are actually good and whether they can cause any long-term effects. Some people say that dental fillings can weaken teeth or make them more susceptible to recurrent decay, so I am quite concerned. Could you please explain this clearly to me?

Doctor, I would like to ask: if a tooth only has mild decay and is not painful or very sensitive, is it necessary to have it filled immediately? Or can I monitor it for some time? I would like to know what the benefits of early treatment are and whether the cost is high.

Doctor, I would like to know when I need a dental filling to prevent my teeth from becoming more severely damaged. Are there any signs that can help identify early on that a tooth needs to be filled? I am afraid that if I wait too long, I will need more complicated treatment.

Doctor, I’ve heard about lead dental fillings, but I’m not sure what they are. Is this material still used today, and is it safe for health? Should this method be chosen?

Dear doctor, I have heard many people say that dental fillings can last for a very long time, even permanently. Is this true? In reality, how long can a dental filling be used, and when does it need to be replaced?