FAQ Category: dental bonding
Bonding closes small gaps well. For a large gap, bonding may make the adjacent teeth look too wide, and orthodontic treatment (braces or Invisalign)…
They use the same composite resin material, but they serve different purposes. A filling replaces decayed tooth structure inside a cavity. Bonding is…
Bonding is usually painless and often does not require anesthetic. The tooth surface is only lightly roughened, which most patients do not feel.…
No. Composite resin does not respond to whitening treatments the way natural enamel does. If you want to whiten your teeth and also have areas…
No. Bonding is one of the least invasive cosmetic dental procedures. The composite resin is applied to the existing tooth surface, and little to no…
In most cases, yes. Because bonding usually requires little or no removal of natural enamel, the resin can be removed and the tooth returns to its…
Dental bonding typically lasts 5 to 8 years before it needs repair or replacement. Longevity depends on which tooth is bonded, your bite, and your…