You can complete the whole dental bonding procedure while sitting on a dental chair.
When you visit Be More Dental for a dental bonding procedure, you will discuss with Dr. Amanda why you are considering dental bonding and what you hope to achieve. She will also examine your teeth and mouth to assess whether dental bonding is the best treatment option for you. The dentist may suggest alternative treatments if dental bonding is not suitable for you.
Once we have decided you are a good candidate for dental bonding, we will prepare your teeth for the procedure. This usually involves lightly sanding the tooth surface to roughen it up, allowing the bonding material to adhere better.
Dr. Amanda will apply the composite resin in thin layers and then shape it using specialized tools before curing it with a special LED light that hardens it in place. Once complete, she will make any additional adjustments to ensure the bonding material fits perfectly.
Dental bonding is a durable option for repairing cracked or chipped teeth. The material used in dental bonding is made to withstand the wear and tear of everyday life. With proper care, your bonded teeth can last up to 10 years.
Bonding is a quick and simple dental procedure that can be completed in just one office visit. In 30-60 minutes, you will notice that the spaces and cracks in your tooth will disappear.
Dental bonding is an affordable option to fix chipped or discolored teeth, costing about a fraction of the cost of veneers or crowns. However, the cost of dental bonding depends on the number of teeth that need to be treated and the severity of the problem.
Dental bonding is reversible.
The good news is that dental bonding can last up to 10 years with proper care and maintenance. Its longevity depends on the materials used, the skills of the dentist, and the quality of care you give to your teeth.
Dental bonding is not an invasive procedure. This means that there is no recovery time needed after the procedure. You can resume your normal activities immediately after the procedure.
In the 1950s, dental bonding was created as a way to give actors a more aesthetically pleasing smile without having to resort to more invasive procedures like veneers or crowns.
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