Tooth-Colored Fillings in Thailand

Q: How long do tooth-colored fillings last?

On average, they last 5–10 years, but with good oral hygiene, they can last even longer—especially in low-pressure areas like front teeth.

Fix Cavities Discreetly with Tooth-Colored Fillings in Thailand

What Are Tooth-Colored Fillings?

Tooth-colored fillings, also known as composite fillings, are used to repair cavities and minor tooth damage while maintaining the natural appearance of your smile. Unlike traditional silver amalgam fillings, these fillings are made from a tooth-colored resin that bonds directly to the tooth and can be precisely matched to your natural enamel shade.

They are commonly used to:

Treat dental cavities (tooth decay)
Replace old metal fillings
Repair chips, cracks, or worn teeth
Close small gaps between teeth

Composite fillings are durable, safe, and aesthetically pleasing, making them the preferred choice for front and back teeth alike.

Why Choose Tooth-Colored Fillings in Thailand?
How Much Do Tooth-Colored Fillings Cost in Thailand?
What to Expect During the Procedure
Benefits of Composite Fillings
Who Should Consider This Treatment?
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Frequently Asked Questions

Why Choose Tooth-Colored Fillings in Thailand?

Thailand offers high-quality dental care at a fraction of the cost found in countries like the U.S., UK, or Australia. Whether you're a medical tourist or living locally, you can expect:

Modern materials and techniques
English-speaking dentists
Comfortable, clean dental clinics
Same-day treatment options
Savings of 50–80% compared to Western countries

Fillings are one of the most common and accessible treatments—and Thai dentists have vast experience delivering quick and reliable results for patients of all ages.

How Much Do Tooth-Colored Fillings Cost in Thailand?

Treatment	U.S. Avg. Price	Europe Avg. Price	Thailand Avg. Price
Small composite filling	$150–$250	€120–€200	$30–$60
Medium composite filling	$200–$300	€150–€250	$50–$80
Large composite filling	$250–$400	€200–€300	$70–$100

What to Expect During the Procedure

Examination and Diagnosis – The dentist checks the tooth and takes an X-ray if needed
Numbing the Area – Local anesthesia ensures the procedure is pain-free
Removal of Decay – The decayed or damaged portion of the tooth is carefully removed
Filling Placement – The tooth-colored resin is layered, shaped, and hardened with a special light
Final Shaping and Polishing – The dentist adjusts the filling for a natural bite and feel

The entire process usually takes 30–60 minutes per tooth and can be done in one visit.

Benefits of Composite Fillings

Natural appearance that blends with your existing teeth
Strong and durable for long-term performance
Bonding technology reinforces the tooth structure
Mercury-free and metal-free
Less drilling than traditional amalgam fillings
Can be used on both front and back teeth

Who Should Consider This Treatment?

Tooth-colored fillings are ideal for:

Patients with new cavities or small tooth fractures
Anyone wanting to replace old metal fillings
Patients with sensitivity to metal or amalgam
Those looking for aesthetic dental work that won’t show when they smile
Children or adults who need a quick, effective restoration

Your dentist will assess the size and location of the cavity to ensure composite is the right choice.

Restore and Protect Your Smile—Naturally

Tooth-colored fillings are a simple, affordable way to keep your teeth healthy and your smile beautiful. Let us help you book an appointment with a trusted dental clinic in Thailand today.

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Frequently Asked Questions

On average, they last 5–10 years, but with good oral hygiene, they can last even longer—especially in low-pressure areas like front teeth.

Modern composites are strong enough for most teeth, especially when bonded correctly. For very large cavities or heavy-bite areas, your dentist may recommend an inlay, onlay, or crown.

They may slightly discolor over time, especially if you smoke or consume a lot of coffee, tea, or red wine. Regular cleanings help prevent this.

Yes. Many patients choose to get multiple teeth treated in a single session for convenience and cost efficiency.