Permanent Tooth Filling Material

October 24, 2025

When you need a cavity treated, choosing the right permanent filling material is essential for both durability and appearance. Modern dentistry offers several types of long-lasting fillings, each suited to different needs.



The most common permanent filling materials include:

  1. Composite Resin: Tooth-colored and aesthetically pleasing, composite fillings blend naturally with your smile. They’re ideal for visible teeth but may wear faster on heavy-biting surfaces.

  2. Amalgam: Made from a mix of metals, amalgam fillings are strong and durable—perfect for molars that endure more chewing pressure.

  3. Ceramic (Porcelain): Resistant to staining and very durable, ceramic fillings offer excellent aesthetics and longevity.

  4. Gold: Known for unmatched strength and lifespan, gold fillings are highly durable but more expensive and visible.


Your dentist will recommend the best material based on the tooth’s location, size of the cavity, and your preferences.


At Schwimmer Dental, we provide high-quality, long-lasting fillings using the latest materials and technology to restore your smile’s health and beauty in Point Pleasant, New Jersey.


Need a filling or tooth repair? Contact us today!


SOURCE:


https://thelibbygroup.com/what-is-modern-dentistry/


https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/treatments/17002-dental-fillings


https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/dental-devices/dental-amalgam-fillings


https://health.ri.gov/oral-health/dental-filling-materials


https://www.dentalhealth.org/different-filling-materials


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