Where is Bansal Family Dentistry located?

We are located at 7205 Goreway Dr, Lower Level B10, Mississauga, ON L4T 2T9. Easily accessible from Malton and surrounding areas.

Is Bansal Dentistry accepting new patients?

Yes — we are currently welcoming new patients at our clinic. We accept patients of all ages and backgrounds. Call (905) 671-1553 or fill out the booking form to schedule your appointment.

Does Bansal Dentistry accept the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP)?

Yes! Bansal Family Dentistry is a proud CDCP provider. Eligible patients can receive covered dental services at our clinic. We bill the government directly for covered services.

What are the office hours?

Monday to Wednesday: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Thursday to Friday: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Saturday: 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Sunday: Closed. For urgent dental needs, call (905) 671-1553.

Dental Fillings in Malton, Mississauga – Tooth-Coloured & Long-Lasting

Cavities are one of the most common dental problems, but they’re easy to treat when caught early. At Bansal Family Dentistry in Malton, we offer tooth-coloured composite fillings that look completely natural and blend seamlessly with your smile.

What Is a Dental Filling?

A dental filling repairs a tooth damaged by decay (a cavity). We remove the decayed portion of the tooth, clean the area, and fill it with a durable, tooth-coloured material. The result is a strong tooth that looks and feels completely natural.

Signs You May Need a Filling

Toothache or sensitivity to hot, cold, or sweet foods
Visible hole or dark spot on a tooth
Pain when biting down
A cracked or broken tooth
Food getting stuck in the same spot

Types of Fillings We Offer

Composite (Tooth-Coloured) Fillings

Our most popular option. Composite resin matches the colour of your natural tooth — no one will know you have a filling. They bond directly to the tooth structure, making them strong and conservative.

Amalgam Fillings

Traditional silver fillings. Extremely durable and cost-effective, though less aesthetically preferred for visible teeth.

The Filling Procedure – What to Expect

We numb the area with local anaesthetic for a completely comfortable experience
The decayed portion is removed and the tooth is cleaned
The filling material is placed and shaped to match your bite
Most fillings take 30–60 minutes

CDCP Coverage for Fillings

The Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) covers fillings for eligible patients. We accept CDCP at our Malton location — call us to confirm your coverage before booking.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do fillings hurt?

No — we use local anaesthetic to completely numb the area. You may feel some pressure but should not feel pain. We work at your pace to keep you comfortable throughout.

How long do fillings last?

Composite fillings typically last 7–10 years with good oral hygiene. Amalgam fillings can last even longer. Regular checkups help us catch any wear before it becomes a problem.

Can children get fillings?

Yes — we fill cavities in baby teeth too. Treating decay in primary teeth is important to protect developing permanent teeth and prevent pain.

Think you might have a cavity? Call Bansal Family Dentistry at (905) 671-1553 — we serve Malton, Mississauga and surrounding areas.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of fillings do you offer in Malton?

We offer tooth-coloured composite resin fillings and traditional amalgam fillings. Most patients choose white composite fillings because they blend naturally with your teeth.

How long does a dental filling take?

A standard filling appointment takes about 30-60 minutes under local anaesthetic so you feel little to no discomfort.

Does CDCP cover dental fillings?

Yes, the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) covers dental fillings for eligible patients. Contact us to confirm your coverage before your appointment.

How long do composite fillings last?

Tooth-coloured composite fillings typically last 7-10 years with proper brushing, flossing, and regular checkups.

Related Services at Bansal Family Dentistry

If a tooth is too damaged for a filling, you may need a dental crown or root canal treatment. For severely damaged teeth, we also offer tooth extraction. Book a checkup and cleaning to catch cavities early.