Teeth Bonding
Perfect smile, perfect you
Dental bonding is a process that involves using composite resin to repair small chips, cracks and other imperfections on the surface of your teeth. It’s also known as tooth-colored restorations and can be used to create a seamless look in just one visit. You may choose this option if you have a tooth with a small chipped area or have experienced minor damage from an accident or dental procedure.
When you visit our office, we will clean your teeth and examine your bite.
When you visit our office, we will clean your teeth and examine your bite. The dentist will then look at the color of your teeth and gums to determine if they need to be whitened. If this is the case, he or she may recommend that you use a bleaching agent from home before coming back for another appointment so that we can match up the shade of your new tooth color with what’s already there.
If there are any problems with the structure of any of your teeth (such as cracks), we may suggest that one or more small fillings be placed in order to strengthen them so they don’t continue breaking down over time–and this could mean fewer visits in the future!
We will discuss your options and make recommendations.
You may have some questions about dental bonding. In the first appointment, our dentist will discuss your options and make recommendations based on how you want to correct the problem. You can ask questions or get a second opinion if you don’t feel comfortable with their suggestions. If needed, we can also provide more information about the procedure and its costs for you to review before moving forward with any treatment decisions.
If you decide that dental bonding is right for you, we can proceed with the process.
If you decide that dental bonding is right for you, we can proceed with the process. It’s a quick and easy procedure that can be completed in one visit. We’ll discuss your goals and expectations, then create an individualized treatment plan based on those factors.
Dental bonding is affordable and safe–it does not require anesthesia, tooth removal or filling material to repair damaged areas of your teeth. The only thing needed is tooth preparation before applying the resin composite material (the “bond”) which will be shaped into place by our dentist using high-speed hand instruments called ultrasonic tips.
Teeth Bonding
Bonding is a technique in which a tooth-colored resin is applied to the tooth and hardened with a special light. The procedure can be used to repair chips, cracks, gaps and minor discoloration. Bonding typically takes about 30-60 minutes per tooth and can be completed in one visit. It’s simple, painless and permanent!
Bonding can be used to repair chipped or broken teeth. When a tooth is cracked or chipped, it’s important to restore the damaged area before it becomes worse. Bonding can also be used to close gaps between teeth and to improve the appearance of discolored teeth by making them more uniform in color.
Composite Teeth Bonding
Composite teeth bonding is a procedure that uses tooth-colored composite resin to fill in gaps, close spaces and level out uneven surfaces on the teeth. It is sometimes called cosmetic bonding.
Dental bonding is a fast, easy way to enhance the appearance of your smile and improve your self-esteem. The bonding agent can also be used to make a tooth look longer or to change its shape by moving it away from other teeth or inserting it between two existing teeth so that they appear as one unit instead of two separate ones (known as “bonding twins”).
Best Dental Bonding
If you’re looking for the best dental bonding, here are some things to consider:
How much does dental bonding cost? The cost of a dental bonding procedure depends on your individual needs and how long it takes that dentist to complete the work. A general idea of what you can expect to spend on this type of procedure is between $250 and $1,200.
What are the best options in terms of materials? There are many different types of materials available for your dentist to use when performing this type of cosmetic dentistry. Some common materials include composite resin, porcelain veneers (veneers) and all-ceramic crowns (crowns). It’s important that you choose one that is right for you so that it looks natural while being strong enough not break easily over time
You can be sure that dentistry at our office will give you a smile that looks great, feels great and meets all of your needs.
Our friendly staff is dedicated to providing gentle care that keeps your teeth looking healthy for life. In addition to cosmetic enhancements like bonding, we offer preventive services such as fillings and checkups so you don’t have to worry about tooth decay or gum disease anymore!
We hope this content has helped you understand what dental bonding is and how it can benefit you. If you have any questions or would like to schedule an appointment, please don’t hesitate!
Dental Bonding FAQs
How much is the cost of Dental Bonding?
Bonding associated with composite direct veneers averages between $350 and $600 per tooth, whereas bonding associated with indirect porcelain veneers averages between $700 and $1,500 per tooth.
What are the benefits of dental bonding?
Since the dental union does not have to be manufactured before placement, your smile makeover can be completed in one visit. The process includes the color and coloration of the composite resin, placing the liquid on top of the tooth and giving it shape to satisfy your smile wishes. Once Dr. Wilde shapes the composite resin, he will use a curing light to harden the material.
What is the purpose of dental bonding?
We typically suggest this cosmetic treatment for patients suffering from small chips, minor cracks, a tooth that appears shorter than surrounding teeth, or gaps between teeth.
Will the material match my tooth?
Yes, we use a material called composite. This substance is a synthetic acrylic resin. Fortunately, it is quite easy to work with and color-customization. This means we can match the shade of the bonding to your tooth and that we may mold it to your specifications.
How many visits will I need to schedule?
In general, dental bonding requires only one visit. We will mold the composite during treatment, so there is no need for wait time or follow-up visits.
Lauderhill home Of Dentistry
Our Lauderhill Dental Office is located on the corner of Commercial Blvd & Inverrary Blvd, between Bennett Auto Supply and Deja Vu Salon, in the Boulevard Shoppes II, Lauderhill Florida. Our dedicated dentists and team welcome patients from Tamarac, Sunrise, Plantation, Lauderdale Lakes, North Lauderdale and other surrounding communities.
