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What types of materials are used in restorations?

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What types of materials are used in restorations?

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Restorations can be fixed or removeable, depending upon the need. Earlier, the restorations were done with the help of amalgams, which were a mixture of mercury and silver alloys. But, it turned black after sometime and therefore, not preferred by people. Nowadays, dental white fillings are more popular. The reason being that it cannot be seen and easily blend with the color of the teeth. It is less toxic than the amalgam.

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In the past, fillings were usually made of a combination of mercury and silver alloy, known as amalgam. Amalgam fillings, which are still widely used, have been popular because of their low cost and ease of use. However, over time they become unsightly and can wear and crack, exposing teeth to new decay. Today’s composite and porcelain materials are stronger, less toxic, and blend in with your natural teeth. Depending on the procedure, we use a variety of composite and porcelain materials to restore teeth to their natural appearance and function.

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