Composite bonding is one of the most exciting advancements in dental care. Indeed, this method of dental restoration protects teeth and fixes minor imperfections.
Bonding is often used to create the appearance of straighter teeth, fix small chips or uneven teeth, close gaps, and even correct discoloration. Get in touch with Lasry Dental Clinic to find out how composite bonding can work for you.
If you want results fast, composite bonding helps to create your dream smile in a fraction of the time. When all that is needed are a few minor adjustments, this will achieve your perfect smile. First, the composite material is applied directly to your teeth and then shaped into the desired appearance. Thereafter, the material is cured under UV light, creating a solid surface that is bonded directly to your tooth.
Composite bonding offers a fast alternative to treatments like orthodontics, veneers, and crowns. For instance, you can fix minor imperfections like chipped or cracked teeth, discoloration, crooked teeth, or gappy teeth. In fact, the bonding material is incredibly strong and durable. It also looks similar to your natural tooth. This non invasive procedure can last up to an afternoon, offering a comprehensive restoration with a natural appearance.
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How long does composite bonding last?
Composite bonding can last a long time with proper care, but the material is not designed to last a lifetime. Your bonding may last up to 10 years if you take good care of your teeth. You should avoid hard candy and ice cubes, as these can crack the material.
Does bonding ruin your teeth?
No, it does not ruin your teeth. Veneers, crowns, and bridges all require extensive preparation that strips away the enamel. This means you will need to have the restoration replaced if it fails. With composite bonding, the material may thin, fade, or chip, but it will not damage the tooth below.
Is bonding better than veneers?
For small imperfections, bonding can offer a quicker and less costly alternative to veneers. If you want to fix multiple teeth, veneers can be a better option.
Composite bonding is one of the fastest-growing cosmetic procedures available today. For patients who don’t want to go through extensive work like braces or veneers, this cosmetic dentistry technique offers a fast solution. Not to mention it’s the simplest way to achieve a smile makeover that can correct everything from stained teeth to years of damage.
Therefore composite bonding is often referred to as a mini smile makeover, as it can provide transformation results in a short space of time. Perfecting the teeth in a minimally-invasive way, this technique whitens and straightens your teeth’s look. If you want to be looking your best for a big event, and you don’t have time to spare, this offers an excellent treatment option.
The procedure is quick and pain-free. After numbing the treatment area, Dr. Lasry will prepare the surface of the teeth to make it easier for the solution to attach to it. The resin material is then applied directly to the teeth and shaped. When the desired shape is achieved, a UV light cures and hardens the material. This process creates a permanent bond to your tooth structure.
During your consultation appointment, you will be offered aftercare instructions to follow. The composite material may be more susceptible to staining from things like coffee or red wine. You may also wish to undergo teeth whitening before composite bonding. This way the colored resin material can match to your natural tooth color.
Looking for a fast and cost-effective way to manage the minor imperfections in your smile? Composite bonding can help with:
Schedule a professional consultation today to find out more.
