Dental bonding can last from 3 to 10 years, depending on your oral habits, its location, and how well you care for your teeth.
Dental Bonding
Enhance your smile in as little as one visit. Repair chips and cracks, close small gaps, reshape teeth, or improve discoloration with tooth-colored dental bonding that blends naturally with your smile.
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Cost
Your dental bonding cost depends on your individual cosmetic or restorative needs and the number of teeth you want to treat.
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Procedure Duration
The dental bonding procedure usually takes less than an hour per tooth and can often be completed in a single appointment.
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Pain Level
You can expect little to no discomfort during dental bonding, although you may experience some temporary tooth sensitivity.
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Dental Bonding for a Natural-Looking Smile
Improve your smile with a quick, minimally invasive dental bonding treatment. Tooth-colored resin can repair chipped or cracked teeth, close gaps, reshape teeth, and improve discoloration. Your resin is carefully shaped to match your natural tooth and hardened with a special light for a durable result.
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Process
- Prepare your tooth. Your tooth is lightly etched before a bonding liquid is applied to its surface.
- Apply the resin. Tooth-colored resin is placed on the prepared area of your tooth.
- Shape your restoration. Your dentist carefully sculpts the resin into the desired shape to improve your tooth’s appearance.
- Harden the material. The bonding material is set to create a strong bond with your tooth.
- Complete your smile. Your resin is trimmed, smoothed, and polished for a natural-looking appearance.
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Next Steps
- Protect your bonding. Avoid biting hard candy, ice cubes, and similar items that could crack or break down the composite material.
- Maintain your oral hygiene. Take proper care of your teeth to help extend the lifespan of your dental bonding.
- Schedule regular checkups. Regular dental visits can help you maintain your bonded teeth and overall oral health.
- Watch for changes. Your bonding can wear faster depending on its location, your bite, or teeth grinding.
FAQ
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How long does dental bonding last?
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What types of cosmetic issues can dental bonding fix?
You can use bonding for chipped, cracked, discolored, or misaligned teeth, small gaps, and changes to the shape or appearance of a tooth.
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Does dental bonding look natural?
Yes. Bonding uses tooth-colored resin that is shaped and polished to create a natural-looking appearance that complements your smile.