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Composite Filling in Thailand
Composite Filling in Thailand has a median published price of $33 USD across 4 listed clinics. Compare listed clinics, published prices and patient reviews.
At a glance
- Published range $27 to $36
- Median $33
- Clinics listed 4
Figures in USD. Prices are indicative; only a clinic's written quote applies to you. How we source prices.
Market snapshot
Thailand composite filling at a glance.
Drawn from the prices and details published by listed clinics in our database.
Cost by city
Composite Filling cost by city in Thailand.
Each row is the median of prices published by the listed clinics in that city, one value per clinic.
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| City | Median | Published range | Clinics |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bangkok | $33 | $27 to $36 | 4 clinics |
Prices in USD, indicative; only a clinic's written quote applies to you.
Listed clinics
4 clinics in Thailand offering composite filling.
Ordered by featured partner status and patient rating. Listing is not a clinical endorsement.
BIDC Dental Clinic @ Siam Paragon
Bangkok, Thailand
$1,200
Composite Filling, published by the clinic
- Highest-rated clinic in Thailand (4.8★ · 152 reviews)
- Featured partner clinic
- 15 in-house implant specialists on staff
"The staff and doctors provide excellent service, meeting BIDC's quality standards."
App Chonticha, via Google
Bangkok International Dental Center (BIDC) - Main Headquarters
Bangkok, Thailand
$1,200
Composite Filling, published by the clinic
"I used to go to BIDC 20 years ago . They were wonderful kind people they did great work . Well 20 ye..."
Michael Roxbury, via Google
BIDC Dental Clinic @ Emquartier
Bangkok, Thailand
$1,200
Composite Filling, published by the clinic
"Great service, very good manor. Dr Laksika was very gentle and caring"
Tim Cresner, via Google
HeySmile Dental Clinic
Bangkok, Thailand
$900 to $1,500
Composite Filling, published by the clinic
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Reviews from patients who had composite filling.
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"Dr. F is very skilled at filling teeth! I'm very impressed. I feel more beautiful and have a more confident smile. 🥰🥰 …"
"For orthodontic treatment, I recommend Dr. Apichat and his team. As for the female staff in the customer service team, they are good-looking, friendly, have lovely personalities, and are very fair-ski..."
"I am from the UK and can not recommend this dentist enough! I've been many times over the years and the expertise and service is outstanding. Just had an overlay to one of my molars, no injection need..."
Questions
Composite Filling in Thailand: the questions we get.
What is a composite filling?
A composite filling is a tooth-colored dental restoration made from plastic resin and glass particles. It's used to repair cavities and minor tooth damage while matching your natural tooth color.
How long do composite fillings last?
Composite fillings typically last 7-10 years with proper care. Their lifespan depends on factors like location, size, oral hygiene, and biting forces.
Are composite fillings better than silver fillings?
Composite fillings offer aesthetic advantages and require less tooth removal. They're mercury-free and bond to teeth. Silver fillings are more durable but less attractive.
Do composite fillings hurt to get?
The procedure is typically painless due to local anesthesia. You may feel pressure but no pain. Mild sensitivity for a few days afterward is normal.
How much do composite fillings cost?
Composite filling costs vary by size and location but typically range from $150-$450 per filling. Many dental insurance plans provide partial coverage.
Can I eat immediately after getting a composite filling?
Yes, you can eat immediately after composite filling placement. However, avoid very hard or sticky foods for the first 24 hours as a precaution.
Do composite fillings stain?
Modern composite materials are stain-resistant but can discolor over time from coffee, tea, wine, and smoking. Good oral hygiene helps maintain their appearance.
Are composite fillings safe?
Yes, composite fillings are very safe. They contain no mercury and are made from biocompatible materials that have been extensively tested and approved by dental authorities.
How long does the composite filling procedure take?
The procedure typically takes 30-60 minutes per filling, depending on size and location. Most composite fillings can be completed in a single dental visit.
Can composite fillings be used on back teeth?
Yes, modern composite materials are strong enough for back teeth. However, for very large cavities or heavy bite forces, other materials may be recommended.
Will my composite filling match my teeth exactly?
Dentists use shade guides to match composite fillings closely to your natural teeth. While very close, perfect matches can be challenging due to natural tooth variations.
What happens if my composite filling falls out?
Contact your dentist immediately if a filling falls out. Avoid chewing on that side and keep the area clean until you can be seen for replacement.
Can composite fillings be repaired?
Small chips or wear can often be repaired by adding more composite material. Larger damage may require complete filling replacement.
Are there any restrictions after getting composite fillings?
Avoid very hard, sticky, or chewy foods for 24 hours. You can resume normal activities immediately, including brushing and flossing.
Do composite fillings require special care?
No special care is needed beyond good oral hygiene. Brush twice daily, floss regularly, and visit your dentist for routine checkups every six months.
Can children get composite fillings?
Yes, composite fillings are excellent for children. They're easier to place and replace if needed, and the aesthetic benefits are particularly valuable for kids.
Why might I feel sensitivity after a composite filling?
Mild sensitivity is normal and usually subsides within a few days. It occurs because the tooth has been treated and needs time to adjust to the new filling.
Can composite fillings crack?
Yes, composite fillings can crack from trauma or excessive force. Avoid chewing ice, opening packages with teeth, and wear a nightguard if you grind your teeth.
How do I know if my composite filling needs replacement?
Signs include persistent sensitivity, visible cracks or chips, rough edges, or changes in bite. Regular dental checkups help detect problems early.
Are composite fillings covered by insurance?
Most dental insurance plans cover composite fillings, often at the same rate as amalgam fillings. Check with your insurance provider for specific coverage details.
Pricing is drawn from the fees published by 4 listed clinics, one value per clinic. Costs vary with case complexity and materials, and only a clinic's written quote applies to you. SmileJet is an information service, not a healthcare provider, and nothing here is medical advice. How we source prices.