Composite Filling (White Filling) - The composite fillings are usually made of resin. They are tooth-colored restorations and therefore do not affect your smile's appearance in the wrong way. The fillings can be used to fill cavities in children's teeth. However, the large cavities require other restorations, such as stainless steel crowns. In the case of adults, the cavities are mostly treated with the help of composite fillings.

Stainless Steel Crowns - The stainless steel crowns provide full coverage to the tooth and protect it from further decay or damage. They are very durable and last for a long span of time. The aesthetic appearance of the stainless steel crowns is the only drawback of this treatment option. Parents often do not like the silver appearance of these crowns.

Pulpotomy (Treatment Of The Nerve) - A pulpotomy is a type of nerve treatment done when there is a large amount of decay, when the decay is close to touching the pulp, or when an infected tooth causes pain. Your child can develop a severe infection and even lose a tooth if the infection is not treated promptly and properly. A specially designed drill is used clean the cavity and the top part of the nerve. The pulp is then sterilized, and medicine is applied over the empty space to control bleeding. Depending on the stage of decay, there might be a need to remove the entire nerve or part of it.

Anterior Esthetic Crowns - An anterior esthetic crown is a white crown used to restore a damaged anterior tooth. They are usually made of zirconium or resin composite. Going for the anterior esthetic crowns can help restore your kid's natural smile without having to compromise with the esthetics.

Extractions (Teeth Removal) - A dental extraction refers to teeth removal. Your kid might need to go for tooth extraction due to various reasons such as large cavities, severe infection, etc. It can also be performed if your kid has a spacing problem, such as crowding or if there is a need to create space for orthodontics (braces).