Fillings are materials dentists use to seal cavities after they clean out the decayed part of the tooth. They are also used to repair broken or cracked teeth. Fillings protect, preserve your teeth from expanding decay; they will also alleviate the teeth from any pain associated with this decay.
filling
To get a filling!!
drilling filling
Because he lost his filling
dentist do drill teeth on the first filling to get rid of it.
a filling, i think
fixing peoples teeth by filling them and straightening them
By visiting a dentist for evaluation and possible filling.
only if the dentist prescribes pain medication for you after the filling is finished.
The pun in the epitaph lies in the double meaning of the word "filling." In dentistry, "filling" refers to the process of repairing a cavity in a tooth, while in the context of the epitaph, it humorously implies that the dentist has passed away and is now metaphorically "filling" his final resting place. This clever wordplay blends the dentist's profession with the concept of death in a lighthearted manner.
A dentist can put in a new filling.
The dentist will probably have to slightly enlarge the hole and put in a new filling. During the time since the filling fell out, the food you have eaten will have worn down the sides of the cavity and so the dentist may not be able to make a new filling stay in place without tidying up the cavity.