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Dental Fillings in Scarborough and East York

With the revolutionary Solea laser technology, we're turning the tide on traditional dentistry—offering you a needle-free, less invasive, and more enjoyable experience. It's not just about restoring teeth; it's about revitalizing your smile and the joy it brings to your life.
Eastside Family Dentistry

A Fresh Start for Your Dental Health

Imagine a world where dental care brings comfort, not apprehension. Where every procedure not only restores your oral health but also renews your confidence to smile, speak, and laugh without hesitation. This is the promise of our advanced dental filling treatments. 

How do I know if I need a filling?

Common signs you need a filling include tooth sensitivity to hot, cold, or sweet foods, visible holes or pits in the tooth, dark spots or discoloration, pain when biting down, or food consistently getting stuck in one spot. Many cavities cause no symptoms in early stages, which is why regular dental checkups every 6 months are the most reliable way to catch them.

Fillings

Fillings with Solea :  Solea laser- less drilling, more thrilling!

Solea laser dentistry uses a wavelength of light delivered in thousands of pulses per second that provides an analgesic effect that takes away almost all of the sensation. Which means – NEEDLE FREE dentistry most of the time!

Dental fillings are one of the most common dental procedures performed worldwide. They are used to restore teeth that have been affected by decay, fractures, or other types of damage. A filling is a material that is placed in the cavity or hole left after removing the decayed portion of a tooth. Fillings can be made from different materials including composite resin, gold, porcelain, or glass ionomer.

The process of getting a dental filling is straightforward. Your dentist will numb the affected tooth and surrounding area with a local anesthetic. He will then use a drill or laser to remove any decayed material or damage. The cavity is then cleaned and disinfected before the filling material is inserted and shaped to fit the cavity. Finally, the filling is hardened with a special light and polished to match the rest of your teeth.

The type of filling material will depend on the location and severity of the damage, as well as your budget and personal preferences. It is important to maintain good dental hygiene, be mindful of what you eat and drink, and visit your dentist regularly to prevent further decay and ensure the longevity of your fillings.

Picture of a Solea laser.

How much does a dental filling cost in Toronto?

A composite (tooth-coloured) filling in Toronto costs $200 to $450 per tooth, depending on size and location. Porcelain inlays and onlays cost $1,000 to $1,500 per tooth. Most extended health insurance plans cover 80 percent of basic fillings. We provide direct insurance billing.

What to expect: your journey to a complete dental health

1. Book a Consultation

Your journey begins with a detailed assessment of your oral health. Our team will examine your teeth and discuss the best filling options for your needs.

2. Get Your Personalized Treatment Plan

We believe in tailored solutions. You’ll receive a personalized treatment plan that outlines the best filling material for your situation and how we can achieve optimal results with minimal discomfort.

3. Start Your Treatment

Experience the difference with Solea laser dentistry. Enjoy a virtually pain-free procedure with less drilling and no need for needles in most cases. We’ll gently prepare your tooth, ensuring the decay is completely removed before expertly placing your filling.

4. Enjoy the Complete Smile

Once your treatment is complete, the difference is immediate. Not only will your tooth be restored to its natural function, but you’ll also leave with a smile that’s ready to shine brightly.

Parient posing with Dr Jan, the dentist next to Solea

Customer Reviews

“Been going to Dr. Janjughazova (Dr.Jan) for all dental needs. She performed fillings, root canal, crowns, fillings, extractions and assessed my tmj. All relatively painless. I was going to this office before with the dentist retiring. Since takinging over, Dr. Jan has upgraded the office and medical equipment to the latest technology. Staff is very friendly, helpful and able to provide direct billing with insurance if you have.”
Stephen C
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“Having had traditional fillings before, I was blown away by the difference with the Solea laser. The procedure was quick, painless, and my tooth feels great. A game-changer in dental care!"
Marcus
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“Dr. Janjughazova is such a talented dentist. Thanks to her and her team I’m always happy leaving her office just from a regular cleaning or fillings. She also fixed my front gap and now I’m obsessed with my smile.”
Sabrina
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“Best visit ever. Had filling done by a Lazer. No freezing and no pain. Would highly recommend this method.”
Vesta Searle
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Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

With Solea laser dentistry, discomfort is significantly reduced. Most patients experience little to no pain, making it a comfortable experience.

The lifespan of a dental filling can vary based on the material used and your oral hygiene. On average, fillings can last anywhere from 5 to 15 years. Regular check-ups can help ensure their longevity.

Care for your fillings just as you would your natural teeth. Regular brushing, flossing, and dental check-ups are essential to maintain your oral health and the durability of your fillings.

Dental implants need the same maintenance as real teeth, such as regular brushing, flossing, and dental check-ups, to maximize their longevity.

Yes, in about 95% of cases. Solea uses a precise wavelength of light (9.3 micrometers) that desensitizing the tooth as it removes decay, eliminating the need for an injection. Patients typically feel no pain during the procedure. Larger or deeper cavities may still require local anesthesia. Solea also eliminates the loud drilling sound and vibration.

A standard dental filling takes 30 to 60 minutes per tooth, including preparation, decay removal, and placement. With Solea laser, fillings are typically faster (20 to 40 minutes) because there’s no waiting for anesthesia to take effect. Multiple fillings in one visit are common. You can eat normally immediately after a composite filling.

An untreated cavity grows larger over time, eventually reaching the inner tooth pulp where nerves and blood vessels live. This leads to severe pain, infection, abscess formation, and often the need for a root canal or tooth extraction. What costs $200 to $400 as a filling can become a $1,500 to $3,000 root canal and crown within 6 to 18 months.

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