Tooth-Coloured Fillings in Klang

Treat a cavity early with a comfortable, natural-looking composite filling.

Close-up of a dentist placing a tooth-coloured filling at Ooi Dan Rakan

Real Results From Our Patients

Every smile here started with an assessment, not a guess. Yours can too.

Before and after filling treatment at Ooi Dan Rakan, case 1
Before and after filling treatment at Ooi Dan Rakan, case 2
Before and after filling treatment at Ooi Dan Rakan, case 3

Results may vary by individual case.

Looks like a natural tooth

We use tooth-coloured composite material, so that your filling blends in rather than standing out as a dark patch.

Usually done in one visit

We complete most fillings in a single appointment, so that you're not making multiple trips for one small cavity.

Stops decay from spreading

We remove the decayed part of your tooth and seal it, so that the problem doesn't get worse or reach the nerve.

Only what's needed, removed

We're careful to preserve as much of your natural tooth as possible, so that the filling stays minimally invasive.

What Are Tooth-Coloured Fillings?

A filling repairs a tooth damaged by decay. We remove the decayed part, then rebuild the tooth with a tooth-coloured composite material that's shaped and polished to match your natural bite and smile.

Unlike old-style metal fillings, composite fillings blend in with your surrounding teeth, so most people won't even notice you have one.

A dentist checking a tooth-coloured filling at Ooi Dan Rakan
How it works

Your treatment, step by step.

1

Check & Numb

We confirm the cavity, then numb the area so you're comfortable throughout.

2

Remove Decay

We gently remove the decayed part of the tooth, leaving healthy structure intact.

3

Shape the Filling

We build up the tooth-coloured filling in layers, shaping it to match your bite.

4

Polish & Check

We polish the filling smooth and check your bite feels right before you leave.

Could Fillings Be Right for You?

If you have a cavity or an old filling that needs replacing, a composite filling is usually the right next step.

You have a cavity, whether it's causing pain or was picked up during a check-up.

You have an old, discoloured, or worn-out filling that needs replacing.

You've noticed a dark spot, sensitivity, or a small hole in a tooth.

You want a natural-looking result rather than a visible metal filling.

Not sure if what you're feeling is a cavity? Message us and we'll take a look.

Frequently asked questions.

Here is what people ask us most about Fillings.

We numb the area first, so you shouldn't feel pain during the procedure. Some mild sensitivity to hot or cold for a day or two afterwards is normal.

With good oral hygiene and regular check-ups, a composite filling can last many years. We'll keep an eye on it at your routine visits.

In most cases, yes. We'll check the tooth first to make sure a composite filling is the right option before going ahead.

Signs include visible dark spots, sensitivity to hot, cold or sweet food, or a rough patch on a tooth. If in doubt, a check-up will confirm it.

Notice a Cavity or Sensitive Tooth?

Message us and we'll get it looked at before it gets worse.