Bonding is a common cosmetic procedure that can be done comfortably in our office. Unlike other treatments, bonding typically doesn’t require any type of anesthetic to complete. Bonding uses a material known as composite resin to carefully fill in gaps, spaces and chipped areas for a beautifully finished smile. Most bonding work can last for roughly a decade before it should be replaced with new material.

1. Quick and Convenient: Achieve a transformed smile efficiently with bonding, often completed in one visit.
2. Versatility: Bonding addresses chipped teeth, gaps, discoloration, and minor misalignments, offering comprehensive improvements.
3. Conservative Approach: Unlike some treatments, bonding requires minimal alteration of natural teeth, preserving their integrity.
4. Immediate Results: Step out of our office with a renewed smile, experiencing immediate and noticeable enhancements.

One of the key reasons for needing bonding work is because you either have gaps and spaces between your teeth or you’ve chipped a tooth. Bonding is done purely for cosmetic reasons, though it can be beneficial for patients whose teeth are sharp and jagged. Rather than live with an imperfect smile, composite resin can and should be used to improve the teeth. You’ll love the way your smile looks after having bonding work done.

We will examine your teeth carefully before determining if bonding is right for you. Most of our patients who either want or need bonding can successfully have it placed. If the tooth is severely damaged or if you’re experiencing pain, other treatments may be necessary. Older bonding material can be easily replaced by our team in the office.

We start by slightly buffing and then filing down the tooth in need of bonding work. This helps the composite to stick onto the tooth better. We match the color of the resin before placing it on the tooth itself. From there, the resin is shaped and smoothed before being cured with a bright dental light. You can expect the new bonding material to last for roughly 10 years before it may begin to show signs of wear and damage. Bonding can be brushed and flossed around normally to keep the teeth healthy.