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Fillings & Fissure Sealants

Tooth-coloured composite or amalgam fillings repair decayed or damaged teeth so you can keep your natural smile.

What is it?

When a tooth develops a cavity, the decayed part is carefully removed and the tooth is restored with a filling. Composite fillings are matched to your tooth colour, while amalgam (silver) fillings are strong and long-lasting for back teeth. Fissure sealants are a thin protective plastic layer applied to the deep grooves of children's molars to stop decay before it starts.

Who may need it

  • Anyone with a cavity, crack or worn tooth
  • Children and teenagers for fissure sealants
  • Adults wanting to replace old fillings

Benefits

  • Stops decay from reaching the nerve
  • Keeps your natural tooth
  • Tooth-coloured options are virtually invisible

Treatment examples

Actual Dr Feeliz examples. Results vary by case.

Filling — example 1 beforeBefore
Filling — example 1 afterAfter
Filling — example 1

Process

The area is numbed so the treatment is comfortableNumb
Decay is removed and the cavity is cleanedClean
The filling is placed, shaped and polishedFill
Your bite is checked and adjustedCheck

Duration

20–45 minutes depending on the size of the filling

Aftercare

Avoid chewing on the treated tooth until the numbness wears off (about 2 hours). The filling is fully set before you leave.

Pricing

TreatmentPrice
Composite (tooth-coloured) — easy, frontRM90 – RM120
Composite (tooth-coloured) — easy, backRM120 – RM150
Composite — complex, frontRM150 – RM200
Composite — complex, backRM150 – RM250
Amalgam (silver) — easyRM80 – RM150
Amalgam — complexRM150 – RM200
Amalgam pinRM30 / pin
Temporary fillingRM80 – RM120
Fissure sealant (children)RM100
Child fillings — amalgamRM80
Child fillings — tooth-colouredRM80 – RM150

Prices shown are the published Dr Feeliz rate card and may vary with case complexity. A written quote is provided before any treatment.

Educational visualisation only

This interactive visualisation is for education only and is not a representation of your clinical condition.

Cavity → filling

Decay is removed and cavity cleaned

Frequently asked questions

Will the filling hurt?
The tooth is numbed before we begin, so the procedure is comfortable. After the anaesthetic wears off you may feel mild sensitivity for a few days.
Composite or amalgam — which is better?
Composite matches your natural tooth colour and is used for visible areas. Amalgam is extremely durable and often used for load-bearing back teeth. Your dentist will recommend based on the tooth and the cavity.

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