Pasadena Dental Fillings & Tooth Bonding
Biomimetic solutions for healthy, confident smiles
If you grew up with silver fillings, you’re not alone — they were once the go-to option for repairing cavities. While they were strong, they didn’t exactly blend in. Over time, they could darken and even discolor nearby teeth.
Today, there’s a better way. We use tooth-colored, biocompatible materials to restore decayed or damaged teeth — no silver or metal involved. Our Pasadena dental fillings are crafted from high-quality resin or porcelain and are carefully color-matched to your natural teeth, so they’re virtually invisible. It’s a healthier, more aesthetic solution that helps your smile look and feel its best.
Natural Look
Tooth-colored fillings are designed to blend in beautifully with your natural enamel. The advanced resin or porcelain we use reflects light just like a natural tooth.
100% Metal-Free
No metal means no sensitivity to hot or cold, and no concerns for patients with metal allergies. These biocompatible restorations are gentle on your body and kind to your smile.
Tooth Protection
Cosmetic fillings bond directly to your tooth’s surface, reinforcing and strengthening the natural structure. In most cases, we can preserve more of your healthy enamel compared to older filling materials.
Strong & Long-Lasting
Pasadena dental fillings offer lasting durability, even on molars that handle the toughest chewing forces. They’re as reliable as traditional options, with far better aesthetics.
Reshape your smile with bonding
Dental bonding is a simple, non-invasive cosmetic treatment that can make a big difference in how your smile looks and how you feel about it. Using a tooth-colored composite resin (similar to what we use for fillings), we can gently reshape, repair, or smooth out flaws like chips, gaps, or uneven edges.
The material is carefully sculpted to match your natural tooth shape, then polished for a seamless, natural look. In most cases, bonding can be completed in just one visit — no anesthesia, no downtime.
What to Expect
Both treatments are quick, comfortable, and typically completed in one visit. Fillings involve gently removing decay, and then shaping and polishing a tooth-colored material to restore the tooth. Bonding focuses on reshaping or repairing flaws like chips or gaps using the same composite material. In both cases, the result is a strong, natural-looking smile with minimal discomfort and no metal.
Your partner in oral health
Your comfort and well-being are our top priorities, and we strive to make each visit as comforting and stress-free as possible. Whether it’s been months or years since your last dental appointment, we welcome you with open arms, ready to guide you gently back to optimal oral health.
Making quality dental care accessible
Navigating dental insurance can be confusing, but our friendly staff is here to help you. Just provide us with your dental insurance information, and we’ll perform a courtesy insurance benefits evaluation, giving you a clear and accurate breakdown of your coverage.
If you don’t have dental insurance, don’t worry — we’ve developed our own in-house savings plan, designed to make comprehensive dental care more affordable. At Science of Smiles, you and your family can receive the care you need without financial stress.
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200 S. El Molino Ave. Ste #6, Pasadena, CA, 91101
Monday - Thursday: 8AM – 5PM
Friday - Sunday: Closed
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Your Questions Answered
Why might I need a dental filling?
Fillings are used to repair teeth that have been damaged by decay, wear, or minor fractures. They help restore the tooth’s shape, function, and strength, preventing further damage. In many cases, fillings are also used to replace old metal restorations for a more aesthetic and comfortable result.
Why might I need dental bonding?
Dental bonding is a versatile and affordable way to restore confidence in your smile. It’s often used to fix chipped or uneven teeth, close small gaps, repair decay, or protect exposed roots. Bonding can also help lengthen short teeth or improve the appearance of discoloration. While it may need to be refreshed over time, bonding is durable and can last for many years with proper care.
What makes your fillings and bonding different?
We take a biomimetic approach, meaning we focus on preserving your natural tooth structure whenever possible. Our techniques and materials are designed to mimic the strength and flexibility of real enamel — so your tooth stays strong, healthy, and protected.
Do you use advanced materials for fillings?
Yes! We often use short-fiber reinforced composites for added durability — especially in areas that experience heavy chewing. These high-performance materials help prevent cracks and fractures while blending beautifully with your natural teeth.