Amalgam

/ɐmˈælɡæm/

/əˈmæɫɡəm/

Amalgam

a combination or blend of different things

a filling material made from a blend of metals, such as mercury, silver, tin, and copper, commonly utilized for its durability in restoring cavities

Example

The dental team used amalgam to fill the cavity and prevent further decay.

The dentist explained the benefits of using amalgam for its durability.

Many dentists choose amalgam for its proven track record in dental restorations.

The dentist recommended an amalgam filling for the cavity in my tooth.

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