Tooth-coloured fillings that treat decay and give the tooth back its natural shape.
Do you have early decay or a chipped tooth? Are old metal fillings showing when you smile?
Tooth-coloured composite fillings have become one of the most common treatments in modern dentistry, because they treat decay and repair fractures while keeping teeth looking natural. At Pearl Beads Dental Clinic in Jeddah we place composite fillings using current materials matched to the colour of your natural teeth, so the result looks right and works properly at the same time.
Composite, or tooth-coloured, fillings are made from resin materials in the shade of natural teeth. They are used to treat decay, repair chips and cracks, and improve the shape of damaged teeth. Because they blend with the natural tooth colour, they work equally well on front and back teeth.

The cost varies with the size of the filling, the position of the tooth, how far the decay has gone, and how many surfaces need treating. After the clinical examination your dentist will confirm the right type of filling, the treatment plan and the expected cost before anything begins.
In most cases the procedure is very straightforward, with local anaesthetic used where needed. Most patients feel no pain during treatment and go back to their normal day straight afterwards.
That depends on the size and position of the filling and how you care for your teeth. With good oral hygiene and regular check-ups, composite fillings can last for many years while keeping their shape and function.
Save this page — you will want it on the day.
These are real questions our patients ask — and our answers.
In many cases, yes — they look natural and blend with the colour of your teeth.
No. The shade is matched carefully to your natural teeth, which makes the filling very hard to spot.
A filling can usually be completed in a single visit, depending on the size of the case.
Yes. Many metal fillings can be replaced with composite after your dentist has assessed them.
Yes. Thanks to the modern materials, they are now used widely on both back and front teeth.
Decay can reach the deeper layers of the tooth and then need root canal treatment or a crown to protect the tooth.
Published prices, and a written plan before treatment starts.