Dental Bonding
A tooth-colored resin applied and sculpted directly onto teeth to repair chips, gaps, and minor imperfections.
A cosmetic procedure in which tooth-colored composite resin is applied and shaped directly onto a tooth to repair chips, cracks, gaps, or discoloration in a single visit.
The tooth surface is lightly etched, a bonding agent is applied, and tooth-colored composite resin is layered on and sculpted by hand, then hardened with a curing light and polished to a natural finish.
Restores the appearance of chipped, cracked, or discolored teeth in a single visit, improving smile aesthetics without the need for more invasive procedures.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about dental bonding.
Patients with chipped, cracked, gapped, or discolored teeth who want a fast, affordable cosmetic fix without more invasive procedures.
Resin is applied, shaped, and hardened in a single visit with no numbing required in most cases. The result is visible immediately and blends naturally.
Bonding is completed in a single visit that typically takes thirty to sixty minutes per tooth.
Bonding is less resistant to staining and chipping than porcelain. With good care, bonding typically lasts several years.
No recovery is needed. Bonding repairs may cause mild sensitivity for a day or two.
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