حشوات الأسنان التجميلية في دبي

Moisture control during composite placement is one of the most important factors in achieving a durable, long-lasting restoration. Composite resin is sensitive to moisture contamination during the bonding process; if saliva or blood contacts the prepared tooth before or during bonding, the adhesive bond is weakened, potentially leading to premature failure, sensitivity, or marginal leakage. This is why dentists use rubber dam isolation or cotton roll isolation with suction during composite filling placement. Proper isolation ensures a dry working field, stronger bond strength, and a restoration that will serve you well for years.

Caring for composite fillings requires the same good oral hygiene practices that protect natural teeth. Brush twice daily with fluoride toothpaste, floss daily (paying attention to areas between filled teeth), and attend regular dental cleanings every six months. While modern composites are more stain-resistant than earlier generations, heavy consumption of coffee, tea, or tobacco can cause surface discoloration over time. If discoloration occurs, your dentist can often restore the original appearance through professional polishing. Patients who grind their teeth should wear a custom nightguard to protect both fillings and natural teeth from excessive wear and fracture.