Composite Tooth Filling Package

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Surgery Name	Cost	Room	Hospitalization
Composite Tooth Filling Package	39	N/A	Outpatient/Day Visit

✓ Inclusion

✔Dental examination of the tooth to be treated
✔Local anaesthesia if required
✔Removal of decay and cavity preparation
✔Single-tooth composite (tooth-coloured) filling – small to medium cavity
✔Bonding agent, shade matching and light curing
✔Bite adjustment, finishing and polishing
✔Post-treatment instructions
✔Free: airport pick-up & drop, visa invitation letter, interpreter & coordinator (Satyug Healthcare)

✗ Exclusion

✖Air tickets, visa fees and travel insurance
✖Hotel or guest-house stay
✖Full-mouth X-ray (OPG) or CBCT scan
✖Large multi-surface build-ups beyond the standard filling
✖Root canal treatment, crowns, inlays or onlays
✖Scaling, polishing and other dental treatments
✖Fillings for additional teeth (charged per tooth)
✖Medicines

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🇮🇳 DENTAL PACKAGE — INDIA

Composite Tooth Filling in India

Tooth-coloured (composite resin) fillings for cavities, small chips and worn teeth, done in a single short visit by experienced dentists at modern Indian dental clinics – at a small fraction of US, UK or Gulf prices.

✅ Free Medical Opinion in 48–72 h🦷 Tooth-Coloured, Mercury-Free💰 Starting USD 39 per tooth✈️ Visa & Airport Support🗣️ Interpreter Available

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20–45 min

Per tooth

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Day visit

No hospital stay

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5–10 yrs

Typical life

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2–5 days

Total stay in India

📖 What is a Composite Tooth Filling?

A cavity is a small hole in a tooth caused by decay. Germs in the mouth turn sugar into acid, and this acid slowly dissolves the hard outer layer of the tooth (enamel). At first there may be no pain, but as the hole grows it can cause sensitivity to sweet, hot or cold food, food getting stuck and, later, toothache. If not treated, decay reaches the nerve and the tooth may need a root canal or extraction.

A tooth filling removes the decayed part and fills the space to restore the tooth's shape and strength. A composite filling (also called a tooth-coloured, white or resin filling) is made of a plastic-and-glass material matched to the colour of your tooth. It is bonded to the tooth and hardened with a blue light. It looks natural, contains no mercury and needs less removal of healthy tooth than silver (amalgam) fillings.

🖼️ Understand It in Pictures

💡 In simple words

Tooth decay makes a small hole called a cavity. If it is not treated, it can grow deeper and cause pain or infection. A filling removes the decay and fills the hole, often with tooth-coloured material, so the tooth works normally again.

Healthy tooth vs cavity vs filled tooth

Tooth Filling: normal vs abnormal explained in pictures

👀 Symptoms in Pictures

Symptoms that may need Tooth Filling - in pictures

📷 What It Looks Like (real photos)

**Tooth decay**
Dark holes in the teeth where decay has eaten into them.
Image: Ickyvickywiki, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

🎬 The Treatment Journey in Pictures

📅 Recovery at a Glance

Drawings: Satyug Healthcare (simplified, not to scale). Photos: Wikimedia Commons; author and licence under each photo.

🩺 Conditions Treated

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Tooth cavities

Small to medium decay on front or back teeth.

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Chipped or broken teeth

Small chips and fractures rebuilt to natural shape.

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Old or leaking fillings

Replacing worn, cracked or dark silver fillings.

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Worn teeth

Teeth worn down by grinding or acid erosion.

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Root sensitivity

Exposed root surfaces near the gum that are sensitive.

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Small gaps and stains

Minor cosmetic changes such as closing small gaps.

⚠️ Signs You May Need a Filling

➤Sensitivity to sweets
➤Sensitivity to cold or hot drinks
➤Brown or black spot on a tooth
➤Visible hole or pit in a tooth

➤Food getting stuck in one place
➤Pain when biting
➤Rough or sharp edge on a tooth
➤Old filling that is cracked or loose

💡 Very early decay may not need a filling. White chalky spots on enamel can sometimes be reversed with fluoride, better brushing and less sugar. If decay has reached the nerve and causes strong pain, a root canal is needed instead; very large cavities in back teeth may be better with an inlay, onlay or crown.

🔬 Tests Before Treatment

Test	Why it is done
Dental examination	The dentist checks all teeth, gums and old fillings.
Digital X-ray (IOPA / bitewing)	Shows decay between teeth and how deep it goes, with very low radiation.
Sensitivity (vitality) test	Checks whether the nerve is healthy.
Shade matching	Selects the composite colour to match your teeth.
Bite check	Checks how your teeth meet to plan the filling shape.

🏥 The Procedure — Step by Step

Consultation

The dentist examines your teeth and explains which teeth need fillings and the cost.

X-ray

A small digital X-ray checks the depth of decay.

Local anaesthesia

The tooth is numbed if needed so you feel no pain.

Isolation

Cotton rolls or a rubber dam keep the tooth dry.

Removing decay

The decayed part is removed with a dental drill.

Bonding

The tooth surface is prepared with a mild gel and bonding agent.

Layering composite

Tooth-coloured composite is placed in thin layers.

Light curing

Each layer is hardened with a blue curing light.

Shaping and polishing

The filling is shaped, your bite is checked and the surface is polished.

⚖️ Types of Fillings

Type	What is done	Best for
Composite (this package)	Tooth-coloured resin bonded and light-cured	Front teeth and small to medium cavities in back teeth
Glass ionomer (GIC)	Tooth-coloured filling that releases fluoride	Children's teeth, root surfaces, temporary fillings
Amalgam (silver)	Metal filling packed into the cavity	Large back-tooth cavities (now used less)
Inlay / onlay (ceramic)	Lab-made piece cemented in the tooth	Large cavities where a filling would be weak

📊 Clinical studies and reviews report yearly failure rates of about 1–3% for composite fillings in back teeth, meaning most last 5–10 years or longer with good care (Opdam et al., Journal of Dental Research 2014).

📅 Your Day-by-Day Plan in India

Day	What happens
Day 1	Arrival in India ✈️, airport pick-up, hotel check-in
Day 2	Dental check-up, X-ray and composite fillings (several teeth can be done in one visit)
Day 3	More fillings or other dental work if needed
Day 4–5	Final check of bite and polish – Fly home ✈️

🌱 Recovery After Treatment

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Same day

You can eat once the numbness wears off (about 2–3 hours).

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Days 1–7

Mild sensitivity to cold is normal and usually goes within 1–2 weeks.

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Week 1

If the bite feels high, return so the dentist can adjust it.

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Ongoing

Limit tea, coffee and smoking to reduce staining.

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Daily

Brush twice daily with fluoride toothpaste and floss once a day.

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Every 6–12 months

Dental check-ups to look at fillings and catch new decay early.

🏆 Success Rate

Outcome	Result
Average lifespan of composite filling	About 5–10+ years
Yearly failure rate (back teeth)	About 1–3%
Time per filling	About 20–45 minutes
Pain after treatment	Usually mild or none
Visits needed	Usually 1 visit

Fillings last longest when the cavity is small to medium, the tooth is kept dry during placement, and you keep good brushing habits, eat less sugar and avoid biting hard objects.

🩹 Risks & Possible Complications

Composite fillings are very safe, simple procedures.

•Temporary sensitivity to cold – common, settles in 1–2 weeks
•High bite needing adjustment – easily fixed
•Staining of the edges over the years
•Filling chipping or wearing over time
•New decay around the filling edges
•Rarely, nerve irritation needing a root canal (deep cavities)

💰 Cost of Composite Tooth Filling in India

The cost of a composite tooth filling in India starts from about USD 39 per tooth. This includes the dental examination for that tooth, local anaesthesia if needed, removal of decay and a tooth-coloured composite filling with polishing. Large multi-surface fillings, X-rays for many teeth and other dental work are charged separately.

Option / Hospital tier	Approx. cost (USD)	Hospital stay	Notes
Composite filling, per tooth (this package)	39	Outpatient / day visit	Small to medium cavity
Large multi-surface composite	50 – 80	Outpatient	Bigger cavities in back teeth
Glass ionomer (GIC) filling	20 – 35	Outpatient	Children, root surfaces
Ceramic inlay / onlay	150 – 300	2 visits	Large cavities, lab-made

⚠️ Final cost depends on the size and number of surfaces of the cavity, the number of teeth, the material used and the clinic chosen. Quotes are confirmed after the dentist examines the patient in India.

Composite Tooth Filling cost comparison India USA UK Turkey

📋 What the Package Includes

✅ Included

✔Dental examination of the tooth
✔Local anaesthesia if needed
✔Removal of decay
✔Composite (tooth-coloured) filling
✔Shade matching
✔Bite check and polishing
✔Airport pick-up & drop
✔Coordinator support

❌ Not Included

✖Flights and visa fees
✖Hotel stay
✖Full-mouth X-ray (OPG)
✖Root canal treatment
✖Crowns, inlays and onlays
✖Scaling and cleaning
✖Additional teeth
✖Medicines

✈️ Your Medical Travel Process with Satyug Healthcare

Medical travel journey to India for Composite Tooth Filling

Step	Details
1. Send reports	Not essential. If available, send recent dental X-rays (OPG or small X-rays), clear photos of your teeth and a note of which teeth are painful or sensitive.
2. Free opinion & quotes	Within 48-72 hours you receive opinions and cost estimates from 3-5 leading hospitals to compare.
3. Choose hospital & doctor	We help you compare doctors, success rates, room options and total budget.
4. Medical visa	The hospital issues a Visa Invitation Letter (VIL) to the Indian Embassy. The patient and up to 2 attendants apply for an e-Medical / Medical Attendant visa.
5. Travel planning	Flight guidance, wheelchair assistance, airport pick-up, hotel or guest house near the hospital.
6. Treatment in India	Your coordinator and interpreter stay with you for admission, treatment, discharge and billing.
7. Return & follow-up	Fit-to-fly letter, medicines, and online follow-up with your doctor after you return home.

🎒 Travel Checklist

📌Valid passport (6+ months) for the patient and attendants, plus 10 passport-size photos each
📌Medical visa / e-visa and the hospital’s Visa Invitation Letter
📌Recent dental X-rays / OPG, photos of your teeth and any dentist's notes
📌Yellow fever vaccination certificate (mandatory for travellers from African countries)
📌Polio vaccination certificate where applicable
📌Declare cash above USD 5,000 at the airport; hospitals accept wire transfer and cards
📌Foreigners staying longer than permitted must register with the FRRO — our team assists

⭐ Why Choose Satyug Healthcare?

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Top Accredited Hospitals

Composite fillings are done at our partner dental clinics and hospital dental departments in Delhi NCR, including dental units at Max, Fortis, Medanta and Artemis, and leading private dental clinics using international-standard materials.

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Senior Specialists

Our partner dentists (BDS / MDS conservative dentistry specialists) place tooth-coloured fillings every day using modern bonding systems and curing lights.

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Transparent Pricing

Multiple written quotes to compare — no hidden charges, no extra fee for our service.

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End-to-End Support

Visa, airport pick-up, accommodation, interpreter and 24/7 coordinator.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

➤ What is the cost of a tooth filling in India?

A composite (tooth-coloured) filling costs from about USD 39 per tooth. Larger fillings cost a little more. You get a full treatment plan and price after the check-up.

➤ How long does a filling take?

About 20–45 minutes per tooth. Several teeth can often be filled in one visit.

➤ How long do I need to stay in India?

Usually 2–5 days, depending on how many teeth need treatment and whether you also need other dental work.

➤ Is getting a filling painful?

No. The dentist numbs the tooth if needed, so you feel only light pressure. Small cavities often do not even need an injection.

➤ How long will a composite filling last?

Usually 5–10 years or longer, with good brushing, flossing and regular check-ups.

➤ Is composite better than silver (amalgam)?

Composite matches your tooth colour, contains no mercury and saves more healthy tooth. For very large back-tooth cavities, an inlay or crown may be stronger.

➤ Can I eat after a composite filling?

Yes. The filling is hard as soon as it is light-cured. Wait until the numbness wears off (about 2–3 hours) to avoid biting your cheek.

➤ Will my tooth be sensitive afterwards?

Mild sensitivity to cold is common for a few days to 2 weeks. If it gets worse or you have strong pain, see your dentist.

➤ Can old silver fillings be replaced?

Yes. Cracked, leaking or dark silver fillings can be replaced with tooth-coloured composite, often in the same visit.

➤ Are fillings safe for children?

Yes. Composite and glass ionomer fillings are commonly used for children's teeth.

➤ Can I combine fillings with other dental work?

Yes. Many patients combine fillings with cleaning, whitening, root canals, crowns or implants in the same trip.

➤ What if the tooth needs a root canal instead?

If the decay has reached the nerve, the dentist will explain this after the X-ray and give you the root canal cost before starting any treatment.

➤ Do I need a visa for dental treatment?

Yes, usually a medical or e-medical visa, or a tourist visa for short visits. We send an invitation letter if needed.

➤ Will I get language support?

Yes. Our coordinators help in Arabic, French, Russian and other languages.

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Medical disclaimer: This page is for general information and does not replace a consultation with a qualified specialist. Treatment plans and costs are confirmed only after the patient is examined. Sources: American Dental Association (ADA): Fillings and dental amalgam/composite information; NHS: Fillings; Mayo Clinic: Cavities/tooth decay; Opdam et al., Journal of Dental Research 2014 (longevity of posterior composites); Cochrane review on restorative materials. Infographics: Satyug Healthcare.