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Tooth-Coloured · Single Visit · Composite & GIC

Repair cavities with natural-looking fillings at Banjara Hills.

Tooth-coloured composite fillings that restore decayed or chipped teeth in a single visit, blending seamlessly with your natural smile.

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Dental Filling in Banjara Hills, Hyderabad - Dent Health
SPECIALIST DENTISTS · BANJARA HILLS · HYDERABAD ·
Composite filling
₹1,800+
Per tooth, tooth-coloured
Appointment
Single visit
For most fillings
Time per tooth
30-45 min
Quick and comfortable
Colour match
Natural
Blends with your tooth

Book your fillings consultation.

Leave your name and number, and our team calls back during clinic hours, usually within minutes.

  • Written estimate before anything begins
  • Same-day slots often available
  • Specialist-led care from a 9-MDS team

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Name and number is all we need. No payment to book.

Free consultation + X-ray when you proceed with treatment.

What is a dental filling?

A dental filling repairs a tooth that has been damaged by decay, wear, or a small fracture. The decayed part is removed and the space is filled with a durable material that restores the tooth's shape, strength, and function.

At Dent Health in Banjara Hills, Hyderabad, we use tooth-coloured composite fillings that bond directly to the tooth and match its natural shade, so the repair is barely visible. Glass ionomer (GIC) fillings are also available for certain cases.

1 visit
For most fillings
30-45 min
Typical time per tooth
Tooth-coloured
Natural composite material
Anatomical cutaway of a molar with decay removed and the cavity restored with composite filling

Care you can feel good about.

A few things we do differently for every patient who walks in.

Natural-looking resultsTooth-coloured composite is matched to your shade so the filling blends invisibly with your teeth.
Accurate diagnosisIn-house X-rays let us see the full extent of decay and choose the right restoration.
Transparent pricingClear, fair pricing by filling size, explained upfront with no hidden costs.
Durable restorationsQuality materials and careful bonding give fillings that last and stand up to daily use.

Gentle, step by step.

1

Examine and confirm the cavity

We check the tooth and take an X-ray if needed to see how deep the decay goes and plan the right filling.

2

Numb the area

A local anaesthetic is given so the tooth and surrounding gum are completely comfortable during treatment.

3

Remove the decay

We gently clean out the decayed part of the tooth, leaving a healthy surface ready to be filled.

4

Place the filling

Tooth-coloured composite is applied in layers and shaped to rebuild the natural form of the tooth.

5

Cure and bond

A curing light hardens each layer so the filling bonds firmly and is ready to use straight away.

6

Polish and check the bite

We polish the filling and adjust your bite so it feels smooth, natural, and comfortable when you chew.

Signs to watch for.

Have two or more of these? Contact us for an assessment and the appropriate next step.

01
A visible hole or pit in a toothA cavity you can see or feel with your tongue needs a filling before the decay spreads deeper into the tooth.
02
Sensitivity to sweet, hot, or coldSharp twinges when eating sugary, hot, or cold food often mean decay has reached the sensitive inner layers.
03
A dull, lingering toothachePersistent ache in a tooth can signal a cavity that has grown large enough to need prompt restoration.
04
Food trapping in one spotFood repeatedly catching in the same place may point to a cavity or a gap that a filling can close.
05
A chipped or worn toothSmall chips and worn areas can be rebuilt with composite to restore shape and protect the tooth.
06
An old or broken fillingDark, cracked, or loose old fillings should be replaced to seal the tooth and prevent new decay underneath.

No surprises at billing.

Prices are indicative and can vary with clinical findings, materials and imaging requirements. Your final treatment plan and quote are confirmed before care begins.

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Treatment
GIC filling (small)
Glass ionomer filling for small cavities
Dent Health₹1,275₹1,500
GIC filling (large)
Glass ionomer filling for larger cavities
Dent Health₹1,530₹1,800
Composite filling (small)Most common
Tooth-coloured filling, single surface
Dent Health₹1,530₹1,800
Composite filling (large)
Multi-surface tooth-coloured restoration
Dent Health₹1,955₹2,300
Which of these is your tooth?

The tier depends on which tooth is affected and how many canals it has, and a crown is billed separately. One X-ray settles both, and you get the full figure in writing before anything begins.

Every price includes

No hidden add-ons at billing. What you see here is what you pay.

Examination and diagnosis
X-ray when clinically needed
Local anaesthesia for comfort
Removal of all decay
Tooth-coloured composite material
Polishing and bite adjustment

Which one is right for you?

Composite fillingMOST POPULAR

Best for: small to medium cavities

  • Tooth-coloured, bonded in one visit
  • Blends invisibly with your tooth
  • Preserves more natural tooth
  • Mercury-free
Inlay / Onlay

Best for: larger cavities needing more strength

  • Custom-made, lab-crafted fit
  • Stronger than a large filling
  • Ceramic, very durable
  • Protects a weakened tooth
Before & After

A real filling result.

Before - dental filling at Dent Health, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad1Before
Decay and staining across the upper front teeth before treatment.
After - dental filling at Dent Health, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad2After
Rebuilt with natural, tooth-coloured composite for a clean, even smile.
Dr. Gabriel Shama Sali, Cosmetic Dental Surgeon at Dent Health

Personally led by Dr. Gabriel.

BDS · Cosmetic Dental Surgeon

Founder of Dent Health and a top-rated cosmetic dentist, expert in smile makeovers, veneers and teeth whitening with a keen eye for natural-looking results.

11+ yrs
experience
9
MDS specialists
5
google rating
BDS, Cosmetic Dental Surgeon
11+ years treating fillings patients
Member, Indian Dental Association

Answers, before you ask.

Still wondering something? Call us, our specialists answer patient questions themselves, even before booking.

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Most fillings take about 30 to 45 minutes per tooth and are completed in a single visit.
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