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Amalgam fillings in your mouth can leave your teeth looking grey and lifeless.Your natural teeth are translucent and any dark coloured material tooth filling with change the colour of the whole tooth, being noticeable when you laugh or yawn. If you want your fillings to be tooth coloured and more natural consider replacing them with Cerec Inlays. These are simple and quick, usually in one appointment.
If you are unhappy with your old silver fillings consider a quick and simple replacement, Cerec Inlays. Cerec Inlays can be manufactured in one appointment using the latest CADCAM technology. The dentist removes your old filling and prepares the tooth by removing any sharp edges or chips in the tooth. Then the tooth is scanned by a laser and an image of your tooth appears on a computer screen. The dentist then designs your new inlay that fits exactly onto your tooth.