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Fillings

in Park Royal, London NW10

Restoring decayed or damaged teeth to full function.

Starting fromFrom £100
Treatment time30–60 min
Finance0% available
LocationUnit 5A, 9 Lakeside Drive
Park Royal, London NW10 7GL
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Fillings at Park Royal Dental Clinic

Dental fillings are the most common restorative procedure in dentistry. At Park Royal Dental Clinic we carry out fillings of all sizes and complexities with the precision and care that every patient deserves. Whether you have a small cavity caught at a routine check-up or a larger area of decay requiring a more substantial restoration, our team will restore your tooth to full function using techniques that deliver long-lasting, natural-looking results.

The earlier a cavity is detected and filled, the simpler and less expensive the treatment. A small filling costing £95–£150 today can, if left, progress to a root canal and crown costing many times more — or result in the loss of the tooth entirely. This is one of the most compelling arguments for attending regular check-ups at our Park Royal NW10 clinic.

Quick Facts

  • Stops decay spreading
  • Restores bite function
  • Prevents tooth loss
  • Comfortable procedure
  • Long-lasting results

Starting from

From £100

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Is this right for me?

Who is fillings suitable for?

Anyone with a cavity in a tooth needs a filling. Cavities do not repair themselves — they grow. The only question is whether you address them now, when they are small, or later when they are large and treatment is more complex.

Fillings are also used to repair teeth chipped or fractured through injury or wear, to replace old failing restorations that are leaking or cracked, and as a temporary measure to stabilise a tooth while a more permanent plan is made.

Why choose us

Park Royal Dental difference

We use white composite resin for all our fillings as standard. Composite bonds directly to tooth structure, which means we remove only the decayed material and nothing more. This conservative approach preserves as much healthy tooth as possible.

We also take the time to get the bite right. A filling that is even slightly too high causes significant discomfort and can lead to jaw pain. We always check and refine the bite before you leave.

What to expect

Your treatment journey

01
Diagnosis
X-rays and clinical examination confirm the extent of decay.
02
Anaesthesia
The tooth is numbed for a comfortable, pain-free experience.
03
Decay removal
All decay is carefully removed to leave a clean, healthy cavity.
04
Filling
The filling material is placed and shaped to restore your bite.
Transparent pricing

How much does fillings cost?

Adult Fillings
Silver Fillings
From £100
Small White Composite Filling
From £180
Medium White Composite Filling
From £240
Large White Composite Filling
From £300
Glass Ionomer Filling
From £120
Bioactive Filling
From £200
Children's Fillings
Children's Filling (Primary Tooth)
From £100
Stainless Steel Crown (Primary Tooth)
From £120

Fillings at Park Royal Dental Clinic start from £100 for silver amalgam and from £180 for white composite. Pricing increases with the size and complexity of the cavity. We always provide a cost estimate before starting.

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After your treatment

Aftercare advice

Post-filling sensitivity to cold is normal for a few days and resolves on its own. If sensitivity persists beyond two weeks, or if you develop sensitivity to heat or spontaneous pain, contact us. Avoid very hard or sticky foods for 24 hours after placement.

Common Questions

Fillings FAQs

I don't have any pain — do I still have a cavity?

Quite possibly. Most cavities in their early stages cause no symptoms. Pain typically only develops when decay has reached the dentine or approached the nerve. By the time a cavity hurts, it is usually quite large — another reason regular check-ups with X-rays are so valuable.

How long does a filling appointment take?

Small to medium fillings typically take 30–45 minutes. Larger, more complex restorations may take 60–90 minutes.

Will the injection hurt?

We apply topical anaesthetic gel to the gum before the injection, which significantly reduces the sensation. Most patients describe the injection as a brief pressure rather than pain.

What is a temporary filling?

A temporary filling is a soft, easily removable material used as an interim measure — for example, after a root canal preparation. It is not designed to last and will need replacing with a permanent restoration.

Can I eat after a filling?

With white composite fillings you can usually eat once the anaesthetic has worn off (typically 2–3 hours). Avoid very hard or sticky foods for 24 hours.

Fillings in Park Royal, London

Unit 5A, 9 Lakeside Drive, London NW10 7GL

Near Park Royal Station (Piccadilly line) · Serving Acton, Ealing, Harlesden, Wembley & beyond

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