Steps of the filling procedure.

The dentist will clean your mouth using specialised instruments to create a hygienic environment for you, just like a strict dance instructor. The dentist will then anaesthetise your mouth with an anaesthetic, similar to a warm-up for the dance that follows. Using a tiny drill and anaesthetic, the dentist will remove the damaged part of the tooth like a sculptor. The dentist will then meticulously fill in the missing portion of the tooth using a filling that matches the colour of your tooth, much like an artist choosing the colour of paint for a canvas. The dentist will use specialised instruments to smooth and polish the strong filling until it seems to have organically grown into the original tooth. To ensure that your new tooth feels relaxed and comfortable, your dentist will finally ask you to perform a bite test, just as you would with your favourite food. Although the filling process may seem simple, each step is like a dexterous ballet move that requires skilled and accurate judgement on the part of the dentist.