Dental Fillings In Los Angeles.
Vachik Danoukh, DMD

Enjoy a More Natural Smile with Our Dental Fillings In Los Angeles!
Tooth decay is one of the most common chronic health conditions. Fortunately, there are ways to prevent it, and in cases where decay is unavoidable, dental fillings in LA are an affordable, natural-looking, and safe solution. Not only are our fillings at 360 Dental some of the most aesthetic restorations available today, but they are strong and long-lasting as well.
At 360 Dental, we rely on high-quality materials, the latest technology, and advanced techniques to create restorations for our patients that last a lifetime. Our goal is to create results that are designed to be virtually undetectable. We use tooth-colored cavity dental fillings as restorations when our patients have:
- Tooth decay
- Chipped teeth
- Cracked teeth
Alignment Specialists
Don’t let crooked teeth compromise your oral health. We prevent tooth wear and alignment problems with the help of our alignment specialists.

Tooth Restoration
We provide tooth restoration services that can restore the natural function of your teeth and prevent additional damage from decay.

High-Tech Equipment
We use technologically advanced dental equipment at our clinic. This high-tech equipment allows us to provide top-notch service to treat and maximize your oral health.
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The procedure for placing a permanent or temporary dental filling is a routine treatment that we do every day at 360 Dental. Here’s how it works:
- Dr. Danoukh isolates the tooth from saliva to keep it dry.
- Any dental decay is removed.
- An etchant and a bonding agent are applied, followed by the composite resin.
- A special light is used to harden each layer of composite resin material.
- After the tooth is filled, the composite resin is shaped to resemble a real tooth.
- Finally, the restoration is smoothed and polished to accommodate your bite.
What’s the difference between a filling and an inlay/onlay?
A filling uses composite material to fill in a space in your tooth created by decay or trauma, essentially restoring normal tooth shape and function. When we create a filling from composite resin, we shade the white material so that it blends naturally with your surrounding tooth structure. The result is a restoration that is practically invisible.
Inlays and onlays are used when the damage or decay to a tooth requires more than a filling but less than a crown. In other words, if your tooth does not have enough tooth structure for a filling but it is not so severely damaged that it warrants a crown, you may be an excellent candidate for an inlay or onlay.
Made of porcelain, an inlay is crafted at a dental lab by an expert ceramist and cemented into or onto the center of the tooth, inside the cusp tips of the tooth. An onlay covers the top chewing surface of the tooth. We use porcelain because it very closely mimics enamel and offers decades of strength and security.
What’s wrong with metal/amalgam fillings?
In addition to being more aesthetically pleasing, composite fillings are completely safe and non-toxic. Some research suggests that amalgam fillings—made with mercury, silver, tin, copper, and other metals—may lead to health problems. The American Dental Association Council on Scientific Affairs has concluded that both amalgam and composite materials are considered safe and effective for tooth restoration.
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Fast & professional treatments for every patient

Fast & professional treatments for every patient

Fast & professional treatments for every patient

Fast & professional treatments for every patient
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Answering your Dental Care Questions
Composite fillings typically last between seven and ten years with proper care. Care for your composite filling by brushing twice a day with fluoride toothpaste, flossing once a day, and visiting your dentist every six months.
Composite fillings are the most durable option and can endure for many years. A dental filling can crack or come loose if it is subjected to excessive force, such as while chewing tough foods or when clenching and grinding one’s teeth.
After getting a filling, you may have sensitivity to heat and cold and sweets for a few days. Tooth sensitivity is a common side effect of getting a composite filling. Once your teeth have adapted to the new filling, any sensitivity will go on its own within a few days.

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