Tooth Bonding

Tooth bonding or dental bonding aims to create a natural-looking restoration of a patient’s tooth. This technique is the most affordable and conservative treatment that can be done to restore or achieve a natural ideal smile.

When should you consider dental bonding?

to fix teeth gaps
to replace or repair decaying teeth
repair chipped or fractured teeth
align teeth for smile line correction
change the shape of teeth
fix discolored teeth

What is the tooth bonding process?

Tooth bonding or dental bonding aims to create a natural-looking restoration of a patient’s tooth. This technique is the most affordable and conservative treatment that can be done to restore or achieve a natural ideal smile.

Advantages and Disadvantages of Tooth Bonding

Cosmetic dental bonding is the cheapest and easiest way to enhance your teeth. Tooth bonding can even be finished in one clinic visit.

Tooth bonding can chip or stain more easily, giving them a limited aesthetic life. Some dentists may recommend that tooth bonding be used for temporary, minor, or cosmetic changes. These restorations need to be replaced periodically considering that your teeth may change in color naturally. It is best to consult with your dentist about the best approach to your problem.

WRITTEN BY: DR. MARIA ANA MAGLUTAC | EDITED BY: DR. RICHELLE RAMIREZ

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