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Fillings and white fillings in Knightsbridge and Central London

A damaged or decayed tooth doesn’t mean the end of your smile.

At Rakus Dental in Knightsbridge, we restore teeth using high-quality white composite fillings and durable traditional materials. Whether you’re experiencing sensitivity, a cavity or a fractured tooth, our dentists - including Dr Adarsh Thanki - use meticulous, gentle techniques to rebuild strength and preserve your natural tooth structure.

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A damaged or decayed tooth doesn’t mean the end of your smile.

At Rakus Dental in Knightsbridge, we restore teeth using high-quality white composite fillings and durable traditional materials. Whether you’re experiencing sensitivity, a cavity or a fractured tooth, our dentists - including Dr Adarsh Thanki - use meticulous, gentle techniques to rebuild strength and preserve your natural tooth structure.

Quick results

Most fillings completed in one visit

Natural appearance

White fillings blend with surrounding teeth

Digital diagnostics

Precise assessment using digital X‑rays

Flexible appointments

Discreet, convenient care for Knightsbridge patients

DENTAL CARE THAT CONSIDERS YOUR WHOLE HEALTH

Not just teeth

How dental fillings can restore your teeth

Toothache, sensitivity or discomfort when eating are common signs of tooth decay or structural damage. A dental filling restores the appearance and function of your tooth, allowing you to chew comfortably and smile confidently again.

Fillings remain one of the most common restorative treatments in dentistry - typically completed in a single appointment, with immediate improvement in comfort and aesthetics.

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What is a tooth filling?

A filling repairs a damaged, worn or broken tooth by replacing the decayed or fractured section with a strong restorative material. Today’s materials range from classic amalgam to refined, tooth-coloured composites that match your natural shade beautifully.

Your dentist will help you choose the best option based on:

  • Tooth location
  • Aesthetic goals
  • Bite forces
  • Longevity

White composite fillings are particularly popular for patients seeking a seamless, invisible restoration.

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Why might I need a filling?

You may need a filling if you experience:

  • Tooth pain or sudden sensitivity
  • Visible cavities or dark spots
  • Roughness or catching when flossing
  • Chipped or fractured enamel
  • Worn tooth edges from grinding or ageing

Even without obvious symptoms, early decay can be detected during a and treated promptly to prevent further damage.

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How white fillings can give you a natural-looking smile

White composite fillings are engineered to mimic natural enamel. They are ideal for patients who want their restorations to blend discreetly with their smile. They’re also commonly chosen to refresh older metal fillings for a cleaner, more modern appearance.

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The benefits of white fillings in Knightsbridge

  • Aesthetic, tooth-coloured finish
  • Bond directly to enamel for added strength
  • Suitable for repairing chips and minor cosmetic defects
  • Can be layered and shaped with precision
  • Ideal for visible front teeth and smile-line restorations

Porcelain and composite materials each have advantages; your dentist will guide you through the best choice for durability and appearance.

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How will my white filling be placed?

After removing decay and thoroughly cleaning the tooth:

  1. Composite material is applied in carefully sculpted layers
  2. Each layer is cured using a specialised light
  3. The filling is precisely shaped and polished for a smooth, natural result

This technique allows your dentist to recreate the natural anatomy and translucency of your original tooth.

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Your filling journey in Knightsbridge

1

Request your appointment

Book an examination at our Knightsbridge clinic if you're experiencing pain, sensitivity or a suspected cavity.

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2

Diagnosis and planning

We take digital X-rays and assess the tooth to determine the appropriate filling type.

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3

Gentle procedure

Under local anaesthetic, decay is removed and your chosen filling material is placed with care.

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4

Polishing and bite check

We shape and polish your filling, ensuring comfort and harmony with your bite.

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5

Aftercare and review

We provide care guidance and schedule follow-ups at our Central London practice if needed.

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"Incredible service from my first appointment"

Incredible service from my first appointment, really happy with the results and would recommend to anyone thinking about getting their teeth improved. Amazing!

Georgie Gough

"By far one of the best dental experiences I've ever had."

By far one of the best dental experiences I've ever had. Very supportive and gave a clear breakdown of everything perfectly. Couldn't recommend more.

Cimm.

"Was treated at United Smile Centres a few weeks ago."

Was treated at United Smile Centres a few weeks ago. Very warm and courteous service. Treatment was painless. Would recommend them highly.

Dominic Rodgers

"I usually hate the dentist, but after 3 visits, it's my favourite practice."

I usually hate the dentist, but after 3 visits, it's my favourite practice. From reception, nurses, dentist to treatment. Really happy with the service. My dentist was very patient with me and I'm m so grateful. Many many thanks Dr Gian Marco and team :-) see you next week

Johiem Ismail
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Frequently asked questions about fillings.

What is a tooth filling?

A filling repairs a damaged or decayed tooth by replacing weakened structure with a durable material. At our Knightsbridge clinic, we offer both composite and amalgam fillings.

What’s the difference between silver and white fillings?

Silver fillings are durable and cost-effective, while white fillings blend seamlessly with your natural teeth. Many patients in Chelsea, Belgravia and Brompton choose white fillings for aesthetic reasons.

Are white fillings safe and durable?

Yes. Modern composites bond securely to enamel and can last many years with good hygiene and routine check-ups.

How long does a filling appointment take?

Most fillings take 30–60 minutes and are completed in a single visit.

How long do fillings last?

Amalgam lasts around 5–10 years; composite fillings may last 3–6 years or longer with great care. Regular visits to our Knightsbridge practice help preserve longevity.

How much do fillings cost in Knightsbridge?

Costs vary based on size and material. We provide clear estimates and offer finance options for eligible treatments. Patients from South Kensington and Belgravia often appreciate our transparent pricing approach.

How long will my new tooth filling last?

The lifespan of a filling depends on:

  • Material choice
  • Oral hygiene habits
  • Tooth location
  • Grinding or clenching habits

Most fillings last 5–10 years, while composite fillings may require earlier replacement but can last longer with excellent care. Regular dental hygiene visits help maintain longevity.

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Get in touch.

Marylebone.

Ace Dental

Lister House,

11-12 Wimpole Street,

Marylebone, London

W1G 9ST

Call us on:

0800 849 4959

Opening times:

Weekdays 9am - 6pm

Wanstead.

Rakus Dental

11 High Street,

Wanstead, London

E11 2AA

Call us on:

020 8530 4230

Opening times:

Monday 9am - 6pm

Tuesday & Wednesday 9am - 7pm

Thursday 9am - 5:30pm

Friday 9am - 5pm

Saturday 9am - 2pm

Sunday Closed

Knightsbridge.

Rakus Dental

34 Hans Road,

Knightsbridge,

London,

SW3 1RW

Opening times:

Monday to Friday, 9am - 6pm

Saturday, Closed

Sunday, Closed