6287 Taylorsville Rd Building #2, Fisherville, KY 40023
Stop Tooth Decay With Painless Fillings
Even if you have excellent dental hygiene, cavities can still develop. Although a small cavity may not seem like a big deal, it is important to address it promptly. Ignoring a cavity can allow bacteria and decay to go deeper into the tooth, potentially leading to more extensive treatments like crowns, root canals, or even tooth extraction.
If you need a dental filling in Weatherford, Elite Family Dental is the best choice. Our practice uses advanced tools to detect cavities, utilizes the latest technology, and offers fillings that look natural. We also provide inlays and onlays for larger areas of decay, as well as bonding treatments to address cosmetic concerns such as chips and cracks.
The Only Pain-Free White Fillings In Liberty
We are thrilled to announce that Elite Family Dental is now offering the revolutionary Solea Laser technology to our valued patients. With this state-of-the-art device, we can perform a range of treatments including fillings, bonding, inlays, and onlays without the need for needles, drills, scalpels, or any unpleasant noises.
Experience a pain-free and stress-free procedure, with the potential to eliminate the need for anesthesia!
Fillings, Bonding, Inlays & Onlays — What’s The Difference?
Dental Fillings
Dental fillings play a crucial role in preserving oral health by effectively treating and halting the advancement of decay. Moreover, they have the added benefit of improving the appearance of teeth, providing aesthetic advantages.
Dental Bonding
Bonding has gained popularity as a cosmetic procedure that enhances the appearance of your teeth by directly attaching materials to improve their color and shape. This treatment is well-known for its long-lasting results and cost-effectiveness, making it an excellent substitute for veneers.
Inlays & Onlays
An inlay is a solid piece used to fill a cavity that is too large for a regular filling. On the other hand, an onlay is bigger than an inlay but smaller than a dental crown. It is also a solid piece, but it covers the entire cusp of the tooth instead of just filling the space in between.
