Dental Bonding

Dental Bonding Covers Imperfections

Dental bonding is a routine cost-effective procedure to cover minor dental imperfections and improve your teeth’s appearance. A tooth-coloured resin is used to repair chips, cover discolouration, close gaps and even reshape teeth.

What Is Dental Bonding?

Dental bonding is a procedure where a soft, putty-like resin is applied to the surface of a tooth. The resin is carefully shaped and then hardened with a special light. It is then polished to match your natural teeth.

Why Consider Dental Bonding?

Dental bonding is versatile, with little to no pain, and ideal for minor cosmetic improvements. It can often be done in an hour and looks like your natural teeth.

Fixes Chips and Cracks

Bonding restores the appearance and function of damaged teeth without the need for crowns or veneers.

Closes Gaps

Small gaps between teeth can be filled with bonding material for a more even smile.

Improves Tooth Colour

Bonding covers stains or discoloration lessening the need for teeth whitening treatments.

Advantages of Dental Bonding

Dental bonding is popular because it offers a range of cosmetic and functional benefits. It is a quick and long-lasting method of improving the look of your teeth.

Bonding is a quick procedure

Most bonding treatments are completed in a single visit and many can be done in an hour or less. It depends on each case.

It requires minimal tooth enamel removal

Bonding doesn’t require a lot of enamel be removed so your natural tooth structure is preserved.

Bonding is cost-effective

Bonding is often less expensive than crowns, veneers, or other cosmetic procedures.

Bonding looks natural with your other teeth

The composite resin used can be matched to your existing tooth colour.

Bonding is a versatile procedure.

It can be used in many situations to fix minor imperfections like chips and reshaping.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does dental bonding last?
Bonding can last 5–10 years before needing touch-ups. However, some have lasted much longer.
Does it require a shot?
No. The procedure usually does not require anesthesia, which is given in a shot.
Can bonding stain over time?
Yes. Bonded teeth are similar to natural teeth and can pick up stains from coffee, tea, or tobacco.
Is dental bonding reversible?
Bonding is considered a reversible cosmetic treatment. It can be updated and replaced.
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