While they’re common for children, adults can benefit from sealants, too—especially if you’re prone to cavities in your back teeth.
Fillings and Sealants
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Cost
Costs for dental fillings and sealants vary depending on material and the number of treated teeth, but we offer transparent pricing and flexible payment options.
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Procedure Duration
Sealants are typically quick, often taking just minutes per tooth, while fillings can usually be completed in a single 30- to 60-minute visit.
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Pain Level
Our team makes the dental filling and sealant process comfortable and pain-free; numbing may be used for fillings, while sealants are non-invasive.
Sedation Dentistry
Dental Fillings and Sealants in Kirkland, WA
Whether you’re stopping decay in its tracks or protecting vulnerable teeth from cavities, fillings and sealants offer reliable, tooth-preserving solutions. Sealants act as a barrier against plaque, while fillings repair teeth already affected by decay—restoring strength and function with lasting comfort.
Prevent cavities before they start or fix them fast with gentle, effective fillings and sealants designed to protect your natural smile.
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The Dental Filling Process
Tooth fillings are straightforward and gentle procedures designed to restore your tooth’s health and function. First, your dentist will numb the area to keep you comfortable. Then, any decayed or damaged tooth material is carefully removed. The space is thoroughly cleaned and filled with a tooth-colored composite or suitable material. The filling is shaped and polished to match your natural bite.
This process helps prevent further decay while preserving your smile. Your dentist will check in with you throughout to ensure you’re at ease, making the experience as stress-free and supportive as possible.
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The Dental Sealant Process
Tooth sealants are a simple, painless, and highly effective way to help protect your child’s teeth from cavities. The process begins with thoroughly cleaning the chewing surfaces of the back teeth, then drying and applying a gentle acidic solution to help the sealant bond. Once rinsed and dried again, a thin, tooth-colored resin is carefully painted onto the grooves of the teeth and hardened with a special curing light.
This invisible barrier shields vulnerable areas from plaque and food particles. The procedure takes only a few minutes per tooth and, with proper care, offers years of added protection.
FAQ
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Are dental sealants just for kids?
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How long do cavity fillings and sealants last?
Sealants can last up to 10 years, and fillings may last even longer with proper care and regular dental checkups.
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Will my filled tooth look natural?
Absolutely. We use tooth-colored materials that blend seamlessly, so your smile stays as natural-looking as it is healthy.