
General & preventive
White Composite Fillings in Wolverhampton
Repairs that blend into the tooth
In short
White fillings are tooth-coloured composite or glass ionomer materials bonded directly into a prepared cavity. They restore the tooth in a single visit and are virtually invisible. At Wolverhampton Dental white fillings are £120 to £280 depending on size and position.
- Cost
- £120 – £280
- Temporary filling
- £70
- Member discount
- 10%
- Visits
- One
- Appearance
- Shade-matched to your tooth
Key facts
Fees shown are from our published price guide. Your written treatment plan confirms costs before anything begins.
How composite fillings work
Decay is removed and the cavity is cleaned, then the tooth surface is conditioned so the composite chemically bonds to it. The material is placed in layers, each set with a curing light, then shaped and polished to match the tooth's anatomy.
Because composite bonds to the tooth, less healthy structure needs removing than with traditional amalgam preparations.
Aftercare
You can eat as soon as any anaesthetic has worn off. Some sensitivity to cold for a few days is common, particularly with deeper fillings, and should settle. Persistent or worsening pain is worth a call.
Common questions
White Fillings: your questions answered
How much is a white filling in Wolverhampton?
White composite or glass ionomer fillings are £120 to £280 at Wolverhampton Dental depending on size and position, with 10% off for plan members.
How long do white fillings last?
Typically five to ten years, depending on size, position and your bite. Very large restorations in back teeth may be better served by an inlay, onlay or crown.
Can I have my silver fillings replaced with white ones?
Yes, this is commonly done for cosmetic reasons. We will advise where replacement is genuinely beneficial and where a sound existing filling is better left undisturbed.
Related treatments
Worth considering alongside this
Examinations, hygiene, fillings, gum treatment and extractions — the routine care that keeps everything else unnecessary.

