Before composite filling procedures, some examinations are made. The first of these is the caries in the tooth to be filled. If there is caries in the tooth to be filled, these caries are cleaned first. In general, procedures performed with local anesthesia can also be performed in superficial applications without the need for anesthesia. In order to make the tooth fully ready for filling, some cleaning and retouching processes are needed. After these processes are completed, the filling is placed.

During the application of composite filling, the existing teeth must be placed in accordance with their original structure. In addition, the placement or correction of the filling in such a way that the tooth can fully fulfill its function is in an important position. Correction in the filling is done in order to get the most suitable shape of the tooth during the bite rehearsal and tongue surface control. In addition, during the application, the dentist requests the patient to make such rehearsals. The straightening process ends when the filling starts to be used in the most appropriate and trouble-free way on the tooth.

• Composite filling can be considered to repair cavities in the teeth. It is also possible to fill the gaps between the teeth with composite filling.
• Broken or cracked teeth can also be repaired with this filling method.
• It can also be preferred to improve the color appearance of the teeth.
• Composite filling takes an important place in order to close the gaps between the teeth.
• In addition to these, it can also be preferred to give the teeth a longer appearance.
• This filling method can be applied to change the shape of the teeth and to offer an aesthetic alternative to amalgam fillings.
• On the other hand, in case of recession of the gums, the composite filling method may be preferred to protect a certain part of the tooth root.