Tooth-Colored Fillings in St. Augustine, FL

Mercury-Free Composite Restorations by Dr. Atosa Khan

Restore your teeth with durable, mercury-free composite resin fillings at JAX Dental Arts. Our tooth-colored restorations are designed to blend perfectly with your natural enamel, providing a strong and virtually invisible solution for our 32092 patients.

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All About Composite and Resin Restorations

JAX Dental Arts in St. Augustine, FL 32092 provides mercury-free, tooth-colored composite restorations for patients throughout St. Johns County and surrounding communities.

What Composite Restorations Are

Composite and resin restorations are tooth-colored materials placed directly onto the tooth to restore its shape, support, and appearance. The material bonds to the tooth surface and is shaped to blend naturally with the surrounding enamel.

When They Are Used

  • Repair cavities
  • Fix small cracks or chips
  • Restore worn or damaged areas
  • Replace old fillings

These restorations are often completed in a single visit for small to moderate repairs.

Benefits of Composite Restorations

  • Mercury-free and tooth-colored
  • Conservative treatment approach
  • Direct bonding to natural tooth structure
  • Strong, efficient repair for everyday function

The Restoration Process

  • Preparation
    The tooth is cleaned and prepared for the restoration.
  • Layering
    The composite material is applied in layers and shaped carefully.
  • Curing
    A curing light hardens the material securely.
  • Finishing
    The restoration is polished and adjusted for comfort and bite alignment.

Caring for Your Restoration

Good oral hygiene helps composite and resin restorations last longer:

  • Brush twice daily
  • Floss every day
  • Schedule regular dental checkups
  • Avoid biting hard objects

Is This Treatment Right for You?

Composite and resin restorations may be a good option if you:

  • Have minor to moderate tooth damage
  • Want a natural-looking repair
  • Prefer a conservative restorative option

A consultation with Dr. Atosa Khan can determine whether this is the right treatment for your smile.

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JAX Dental Arts provides mercury-free composite and resin restorations in a private, single-doctor setting in St. Augustine 32092. Dr. Atosa Khan restores teeth with durable, tooth-colored materials designed to blend naturally while supporting everyday comfort and function.

  • Monday – Thursday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • 163 Hampton Point Drive, Suite 1, St. Augustine, FL 32092
  • Most PPO insurance plans accepted
  • CareCredit and in-house membership plan available
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Common Questions

Composite and Resin Restoration FAQ

Composite and resin restorations are tooth-colored materials used to repair teeth affected by cavities, small chips, wear, or other minor to moderate damage. The material bonds directly to the tooth and is shaped to restore a natural appearance.
Yes. Composite and resin restorations at JAX Dental Arts are mercury-free and designed to blend more naturally with your enamel than traditional metal fillings.
Composite and resin restorations may be used to repair cavities, restore worn or damaged tooth structure, fix small cracks or chips, and replace older fillings that no longer fit or function well.
With proper care, composite and resin restorations can last for many years. Good oral hygiene, regular dental visits, and avoiding habits such as biting hard objects can help extend their lifespan.
Many composite and resin restorations are completed in a single visit. The tooth is prepared, the material is placed and shaped, and a curing light is used to harden the restoration before final polishing and bite adjustment.
Yes. Dr. Atosa Khan selects a composite shade that blends with your surrounding enamel so the finished restoration looks natural and supports a balanced smile.
Daily brushing, flossing, regular dental checkups, and avoiding unnecessary pressure on the restored tooth can help maintain the restoration and support long-term oral health.
Composite and resin restorations are often a good option for patients with minor to moderate tooth damage who want a conservative, durable, and natural-looking repair. Dr. Atosa Khan can determine the most appropriate treatment during your exam.