Tooth-coloured composite fillings are used to repair cavities, chipped teeth and small areas of damage while keeping the restoration close to the natural colour of the tooth.

At Reliance Hospital Dental Clinic, composite fillings are used when both function and appearance matter, particularly for front teeth and other visible areas.

Treatment begins with a dental examination to check how much of the tooth is damaged and whether a composite filling is the right option.

Cosmetic dental care at Reliance Hospital includes Dr. Ayesha Aurangzeb, BDS, RDS, C-Ortho, Dip Implants Operative. Reliance Hospital lists her clinical focus as Cosmetic Dentistry & Orthodontics, including smile-related dental care.

If decay is deeper or a larger part of the tooth has been damaged, the dentist may recommend another restorative treatment rather than choosing a tooth-coloured filling only because it looks better.

Why Patients Choose Composite

Composite fillings are often chosen because the material can be matched closely to the surrounding tooth.

They may be suitable for:

• Small to moderate cavities

• Chipped front teeth

• Minor fractures

• Worn areas of a tooth

• Replacing an old visible filling where clinically appropriate

• Closing or rebuilding small areas where appearance is important

• Repairing teeth in the smile zone

Unlike a visible metal-coloured restoration, composite can be selected to blend more naturally with neighbouring teeth.

This is particularly useful when treating a front tooth or another area that is visible when speaking or smiling.

At Reliance Hospital, patients considering cosmetic dental treatment can also be assessed by Dr. Ayesha Aurangzeb, whose clinical focus includes cosmetic dentistry.

However, appearance is only one part of choosing a filling.

The dentist also considers how much tooth remains, where the cavity is located and how much pressure the tooth receives when you bite.

How Treatment Works

Your appointment starts with an examination of the affected tooth.

The dentist checks:

• The size of the cavity or damaged area

• How deep the decay has reached

• Whether the nerve appears affected

• How much healthy tooth structure remains

• Whether composite is suitable for the location of the tooth

• The shade needed to match the surrounding teeth

Local anaesthesia may be used when required.

The damaged or decayed portion of the tooth is removed and the area is prepared for the filling.

Composite material is then placed carefully, commonly in layers, and hardened using a dental curing light. The restoration is shaped so it follows the natural form of the tooth and is then polished.

The dentist also checks your bite before the appointment ends.

Many straightforward composite fillings can be completed in one visit.

If the tooth has a simple cavity but cosmetic appearance is not the main concern, the dentist may also discuss a Restorative Filling.

If decay has reached the pulp or infection is present inside the tooth, a filling alone may not solve the problem. In that situation, Root Canal Treatment may need to be considered.

Composite Tooth Colour Filling Cost at Reliance Hospital

The latest price for a Laser / Composite / Tooth Colour Filling at Reliance Hospital Dental Clinic is PKR 10,000.

Under the current offer, patients receive a 25% discount, reducing the treatment cost to:

Regular Price: PKR 10,000
Discount: 25%
Current Offer: PKR 7,500

The final treatment depends on the size of the cavity, condition of the tooth and amount of restoration required.

This is particularly important when comparing filling prices. A small front-tooth repair and a larger restoration on a chewing tooth may both be called a composite filling, but the amount of treatment involved can be different.

Local Islamabad discussions also show that patients often care as much about finding a dentist they trust as the filling price itself.

Composite vs Other Fillings

Composite is particularly useful when the appearance of the restoration matters, but it is not automatically the best solution for every damaged tooth.

A Restorative Filling may be considered depending on the size and position of the cavity.

For larger areas of damage, the dentist may need to assess whether the remaining tooth can reliably support a filling.

If the tooth is badly weakened, cracked or has lost a significant amount of structure, another restorative option may be more appropriate.

If infection has reached the inside of the tooth, Root Canal Treatment may need to be completed before the tooth is restored.

There is also an important cosmetic point for patients considering Teeth Whitening.

Whitening changes the shade of natural teeth but does not whiten existing composite restorations. If you are considering both whitening and a visible composite filling, discuss the order of treatment with your dentist so the final filling shade can be selected appropriately.

The aim is to choose a restoration that suits both the condition of the tooth and where the repair will be visible.

Care & Longevity

Composite fillings can last for years, but their lifespan depends on the size of the restoration, bite pressure, oral hygiene and habits such as teeth grinding.

After your treatment:

• Wait until numbness has completely worn off before chewing hard foods

• Brush twice daily with fluoride toothpaste

• Clean between your teeth every day

• Avoid biting pens, ice or other hard objects

• Attend regular dental examinations

• Contact the clinic if the filling feels high when you bite

• Return if the filling chips, becomes loose or develops persistent sensitivity

Mild sensitivity can occur after a filling, particularly if the cavity was relatively deep.

If pain becomes severe, continues for longer than expected or starts without any trigger, the tooth should be reassessed.

Patients who grind their teeth may place greater pressure on composite restorations, particularly on back teeth. Your dentist can assess whether this is affecting the filling or other teeth.

Regular professional cleaning may also help control plaque and tartar around restored teeth. If needed, Reliance Hospital also provides Scaling & Polishing.

Book a Consultation

Looking for a tooth-coloured or composite filling in Rawalpindi or Islamabad?

Reliance Hospital Dental Clinic provides cosmetic and restorative dental care at Civic Center, Bahria Town Phase 4, Rawalpindi. The clinic is currently open Monday to Saturday from 2:00 PM to 10:00 PM.

Cosmetic dental care at Reliance Hospital includes:

Dr. Ayesha Aurangzeb  BDS, RDS, C-Ortho, Dip Implants Operative
Cosmetic Dentistry & Orthodontics
Clinic: Monday to Saturday, 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM

Reliance Hospital's own doctor profile identifies her focus as cosmetic dentistry and orthodontics.

Current Composite Filling Offer

Laser / Composite / Tooth Colour Filling

Regular Price: PKR 10,000
Discount: 25%
Current Price: PKR 7,500

Your dentist will first examine the tooth to confirm whether composite is suitable or whether another restorative treatment is needed.

You can also explore Restorative Fillings, Root Canal Treatment and the full Reliance Hospital Dental Department.

Clinic: Bahria Town Phase IV, Civic Center, Rawalpindi
Hours: Monday to Saturday, 2:00 PM to 10:00 PM
Call: +92 326 8414921