Cosmetic 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?

Gaps

Closing spaces between teeth for a more aesthetically pleasing smile.

Chipped or Fractured Teeth

Repairing damaged teeth and restoring their natural appearance.

Discoloration

Masking stains and discoloration for a brighter smile.

Shape Correction

Altering the shape or size of teeth for a more balanced appearance.

Frequently asked questions

​​Advantages of Tooth Bonding

​​Advantages of Tooth Bonding

Affordability

Tooth bonding is generally more cost-effective than other cosmetic procedures like veneers or crowns.

Convenience

The procedure can often be completed in a single dental visit.

Minimal Preparation

Bonding typically requires less tooth preparation compared to other restorations.

Disadvantages of Tooth Bonding

Disadvantages of Tooth Bonding

Durability

Composite bonding may be more prone to chipping or staining compared to other materials.

Temporary Nature

Bonding is often considered a temporary solution, and may need to be replaced over time due to wear and tear or changes in tooth color.

Limited Use Cases

Bonding is best suited for minor cosmetic issues and may not be suitable for more extensive restorations.