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Kabwela Dentals's Services
Kisumu
Amalgam Filling (1 surface)

An amalgam filling on one surface is a dental restoration used to repair a single side of a tooth that has decay or damage. The dentist removes the decayed portion and then places a durable amalgam material, a mix of metals including silver, mercury, tin, and copper, to restore the tooth's function and structure. This type of filling is a common and cost-effective solution for smaller cavities that affect only one of the five tooth surfaces: occlusal, buccal, mesial, distal, or lingual.

KES. 13,600.00
Composite Filling (1 surface)

A single-surface composite filling is a dental procedure to repair a small cavity or decay on just one side of a tooth using a tooth-colored composite resin. The process involves removing the decay, preparing the tooth, and then applying and hardening the resin with a special light to match the tooth's natural color and blend in seamlessly. This type of filling is quicker and less expensive than larger ones because it only affects one surface of the tooth.

KES. 17,500.00
Porcelain Inlay/Onlay

Porcelain inlays and onlays are dental restorations used to repair teeth with moderate decay or damage, offering a durable and aesthetic alternative to traditional fillings. An inlay is used when the damage is contained within the cusps (points) of the tooth, while an onlay is used when the damage extends over one or more cusps, making it similar to a partial crown. Both are custom-made in a lab from porcelain and then bonded to the tooth, increasing its strength and resisting stains.

KES. 75,000.00
Gold Filling

A gold filling is a dental restoration made from a gold alloy, not pure gold, and is known for its extreme durability, often lasting 15 to 20 years or more. These fillings are custom-made in a lab to fit the tooth precisely and are resistant to corrosion and wear, while also not causing extra wear on opposing teeth. While highly effective, their disadvantages include a high cost and being less aesthetically pleasing than tooth-colored options.

KES. 120,000.00
Temporary Filling

A temporary filling is a short-term dental material placed to protect a tooth that cannot yet receive a permanent restoration, such as after a root canal or while waiting for a custom crown. It is designed to last for a few weeks to a few months and serves to shield the tooth from bacteria, debris, and sensitivity until the final treatment is completed. These fillings are soft and fragile, so special care, like avoiding hard or sticky foods, is necessary to prevent them from falling out too soon.

KES. 20,000.00
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