Dental cavities are common, but treating them shouldn’t be stressful. At Dental Arts, we offer modern tooth fillings in Toronto using safe, aesthetic materials and advanced technology. Whether you have a small cavity or a larger fracture, our team restores your smile with natural-looking, durable results.
Serving residents of Bedford Park, Lawrence Park, North Toronto, Forest Hill, Allenby, Lytton Park, and the Toronto Downtown Core, including South Etobicoke, we provide tooth-colored fillings designed to protect your health and appearance.
Types of Dental Fillings We Offer
At Dental Arts, we provide a variety of filling options to match your clinical and cosmetic needs:
- Composite (white) resin fillings — ideal for most restorations, especially visible areas
- Ceramic or porcelain inlays/onlays — durable, stain-resistant, and ideal for larger cavities
- Glass ionomer fillings — suitable for low-stress areas or young patients
All our filling solutions are mercury-free and designed to blend seamlessly with your natural enamel.
Materials We Use – Safe, Aesthetic, Long-Lasting
Our most common materials include:
- BPA-free composite resin for front and back teeth
- Glass ionomer for patients with sensitivity or in pediatric cases
We also offer filling solutions tailored for:
- Patients with metal allergies
- Front teeth cosmetic restorations
- Repairs for large cavities or fractures
- People with sensitive teeth
Technology for Cavity Detection and Preparation
We use modern technology to ensure precision and early intervention:
- Digital X-rays for accurate internal views
- Intraoral cameras to show you cavities in real-time
- Rotary handpieces for efficient preparation
- iTero scanners with NIRI (Near-Infrared Imaging) a radiation-free method for detecting hidden decay
This blend of tech means you get a faster, more comfortable, and more informed experience.
Tooth Filling Cost in Toronto
The average cost for a dental filling at our clinic ranges between $150–$250 per tooth, depending on the material, tooth location, and severity of decay.
We’ll walk you through all your options and give you a transparent quote during your consultation.
How Long Does It Take?
Most filling appointments take 30–45 minutes, especially if we’re treating 1–2 teeth. If you have multiple cavities or deeper restorations, we may recommend spreading treatment across more than one visit for comfort.
What’s Included in a Tooth Filling Appointment?
Here’s what to expect during your visit:
- Cavity detection and confirmation
- Local anesthesia for a painless experience
- Tooth preparation and cleaning
- Filling placement, shaping, and color matching
- Bite check and final polishing
- Post-care instructions to extend longevity
How Long Do Fillings Last?
Our fillings typically last 5–10 years, sometimes longer with proper care. Ceramic inlays or onlays may last even longer.
Lifespan depends on:
- The material used
- Tooth location (molars endure more pressure)
- Home care and whether you grind or clench
We check all restorations during routine dental exams and let you know when replacement is needed.
Serving Your Neighborhood in Toronto
We welcome patients across:
- Bedford Park
- Lawrence Park
- North Toronto
- Forest Hill
- Allenby
- Lytton Park
- Downtown Toronto
- South Etobicoke
Whether you need a new filling or want to replace an old metal one, Dental Arts is your trusted Toronto dental clinic.
Why Choose Dental Arts for Tooth Fillings?
- Composite & Ceramic Materials — Safe, aesthetic, and long-lasting
- Digital Technology — iTero + intraoral camera + digital X-rays for precise treatment
- Tailored Solutions — Metal-free, cosmetic, and allergy-friendly restorations
- Comfort First — Local anesthesia and gentle preparation every time
- Trusted Toronto Clinic — Proudly serving patients from your neighborhood
Tooth Filling FAQs
Yes, we match the shade of your natural tooth so the filling blends in perfectly.
No, we use local anesthesia to numb the area. The procedure is quick and painless.
Absolutely. We can remove old metal amalgam fillings and replace them with composite or ceramic options.
We use desensitizing agents and offer gentle care to minimize discomfort before, during, and after the procedure.