Tooth-Colored Fillings in Downtown Seattle

Care for cavities and worn or broken fillings

Tooth-colored composite filling in a dental model

Restore your tooth’s shape and function

A dental filling repairs a tooth after decay is removed. We use composite resin, a tooth-colored material that bonds to your tooth and restores its shape.

At Summit Dental Care, we start with an exam and a conversation about your concerns. We’ll explain what we find, review your options, and answer your questions.

Tooth-colored restorations on a dental stone cast

Is a filling right for your tooth?

A filling may be suitable if enough healthy tooth remains to support it after decay is removed.

When an existing filling needs attention

We check the filling and surrounding tooth for:

  • Worn or broken filling material that exposes the tooth.
  • Gaps around a filling where debris or bacteria can collect.
  • Decay around or beneath an existing filling.

Repair, replacement, or another option

We may recommend repairing or replacing the filling, depending on its condition and how much natural tooth remains. If the tooth needs more support, a crown or another restoration may be a better option. A crown covers the tooth to help restore its shape and function.


Questions About Dental Fillings

We use composite resin, a tooth-colored material.

  • It bonds directly to your tooth.
  • It blends with your tooth’s natural color.

A straightforward filling on one tooth generally takes one visit.

Wait until the numbness has worn off before eating so you don’t accidentally bite your lips or cheeks.

If your filling feels too high or your bite feels uneven after the numbness wears off, call us at (206) 292-9980.

Your cost depends on the treatment your tooth needs and your insurance benefits.

Request an Appointment

New patients are welcome.
Send a request, and our team will contact you by phone or text to confirm a date and time.

720 Olive Way, Suite 930
Seattle, WA 98101

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