Cosmetic Dentistry Services

Dental bonding can improve the appearance of teeth that are discoloured, chipped, damaged, or even unevenly spaced. Any damaged or missing enamel will simply be covered with a tooth-colored composite resin by one of our skilled dentists, who will then shape it to resemble a natural tooth structure while concealing any imperfections. This is one of our quickest and least expensive cosmetic procedures, and the stunning outcomes can easily endure up to 10 years.

Are you embarrassed about your smile because of decayed, disfigured, or discolored teeth?  Dental bonding may be a viable option for you. The term “bonding” describes the use of tooth-colored resin to fix teeth that are fractured or chipped, discoloured, or, in some situations, have gaps between them. The material is available in a variety of shades and may be shaped and contoured to practically any shape or size. Compared to veneers or other forms of cosmetic dentistry, bonding is often thought to be more conservative. The ability to keep the tooth’s original structure and the capacity to colour and mould the resin to produce teeth that look natural are two advantages of bonding.

Direct composite bonding and adhesive bonding are the two types of bonding used in dentistry. In contrast to adhesive bonding, which refers to the process of attaching a restoration, such as veneers, to a tooth, direct composite bonding refers to the procedure of the dentist employing materials to repair or enhance teeth.

This process is known as the direct composite method, in which our expert dentists apply bonding materials directly to the teeth and skillfully shape the materials to the surfaces of the teeth that are most visible when you smile.

Teeth bonding is a common cosmetic dental procedure that can improve the look and function of teeth that suffer from a variety of issues. Our skilled dentists must first decide if you are a candidate for teeth bonding and if your teeth would benefit from the process.

The use of dental bonding is mainly limited to teeth with minor to moderate dental problems. If your teeth are severely damaged, one of our specialists may suggest an alternative technique that may be better for your smile, the functionality of your teeth, and your general oral health. All of this will be decided during your initial appointment, which will take your objectives and dental health into account.