Yes. Composite restorations are commonly used to repair small chips on front teeth because they can closely match natural tooth color.

They can be effective for certain minor cracks. Larger or deeper fractures may require alternative treatment.

Yes. Modern composite materials are designed to blend with surrounding tooth structure.

Most patients can resume normal eating shortly after treatment, although your dentist may provide specific instructions.

A crown may be recommended when a tooth has extensive structural damage or cannot be predictably restored with a direct filling.