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Do fillings strengthen teeth?



Dental fillings have been used to restore decayed or fractured teeth for many hundreds of years. Although the process of dental fillings has remained almost the same throughout, the fillings used have changed quite a bit. Due to the improvements in dentistry, today's filling materials have been greatly improved. 

 Today's fillings are mercury-free, tooth-colored composite fillings. These filings are made up of durable resin and porcelain materials. These fillings bond to the tooth structure effectively while providing added strength to the tooth. 

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