If you're looking to regain a flawless smile or correct minor dental imperfections, dental bonding could be an excellent choice for you. Don't hesitate to consult with us to determine if dental bonding is the right solution to enhance your smile and boost your confidence.
Dental bonding is the repair of cracked, chipped, and slightly stained teeth with a composite resin material that mimics the tooth’s natural color. It’s one of the most effective yet affordable solutions for dental imperfections. Applying the resin material changes the tooth’s shape, structure, and color, resulting in seamless teeth and a beautiful, natural smile.
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Unlike other cosmetic dental treatments, dental bonding is completely non-invasive. It only involves applying the composite resin material to the affected teeth. The only invasiveness comes in when etching the tooth’s surface to create a better adhering surface for the composite resin.
The dentist will compare your tooth’s color to a color chart to find composite resin material that matches your tooth color. The result is dental bonding that matches the rest of your teeth for a seamless, natural-looking smile without spending a bundle.
Dental bonding is one of the most cost-effective cosmetic dental treatments, making it an ideal option for patients on a budget compared to treatments like dental veneers and teeth whitening. Treatment is also simple, straightforward, and often takes no more than 30 minutes.
Tooth bonding adds structure and substance to the tooth, restoring its shape and improving its functionality. It’s excellent for patients with worn-out teeth from bruxism and clenching. Patients can chew their food properly and enjoy an unrestricted diet after treatment.
The first step in dental bonding involves examining your teeth to determine the suitability of dental bonding for your case. Dentists recommend bonding for people with cracked, chipped, or slightly stained teeth. If you fit the bill, the dentist will condition the teeth by applying a mild etching acid on the surface.
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After etching the teeth, the dentist will apply the bonding material to the teeth in layers until they completely fill the cracks or chipped sections of your teeth. After, they’ll use dental instruments to shape the tooth, ensuring they match the natural color of the rest.
Once the bonded tooth takes shape, our Commerce Village dentist will use a special blue light to cure it. Curing hardens the bonding material, strengthening it and making it adhere better to the affected tooth. They’ll also make final touches, including polishing the teeth and refining the edges for a perfect smile.
You can eat immediately after the dental bonding treatment. That’s because the curing takes place in a matter of seconds, and you can enjoy an unrestricted diet even minutes after the process. However, we advise avoiding highly-pigmented drinks like coffee and red wine. These can stain the bonded part of your teeth, compromising their lifespan.
Dental bonding lasts three to ten years, depending on how well you care for your bonded teeth. Maintaining proper oral hygiene goes a long way toward preserving your bonded teeth. Avoiding highly-pigmented foods and hard foods also helps achieve the same.
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