Bonding

Bonding  is  a  painless,  low-maintenance,  and  reliable  cosmetic  treatment  to  fix  the  color, shape, and health of  your  teeth  and  restore  your  confidence  with  a  beautiful  smile. 
Bonding  is  a  simple  yet  reliable  cosmetic  dental  procedure which is used for a variety of reasons. It can be used to improve the appearance of your teeth after decay, discoloration, or a chip. Bonding is also used when wanting to fill spaces between teeth or if you are wanting to achieve a particular look. Bonding may also be an appropriate procedure for protecting a part of your tooth that is exposed because of a receding gum. Bonding does not require you to make any prior preparations and is a painless procedure that usually does not require anesthesia, unless it is being used on a decayed tooth.
When bonding a tooth, we will first use a shape guide to identify the color of your natural tooth. That helps us determine which shade of composite resin to use. We then apply  the composite  resin, which bonds  to  your  tooth. Then there are several steps we take to make sure that the tooth looks as natural as possible. We etch the newly bonded tooth to keep it from being too smooth. Then a conditioning liquid and resin are applied. The conditioning liquid helps the resin to adhere. We then go in and shape and smooth the resin according to the natural shape of your teeth. After that the resin is hardened. Finally, we polish the tooth until it looks completely natural. 
Once the treatment is complete, the bonded tooth should  not  interfere  with  your  bite  or  your  comfort. You should be careful to avoid  tea,  red  wine,  cigarettes,  and  coffee  in  the  first  few  days  after  the  bonding  treatment because they could stain  your  resin. You should also avoid chewing your fingernails, ice, or any hard material that may cause the resin to chip.  You should continue to maintain  high  standards  of  oral  hygiene  and  schedule  regular  dental  appointments. If you experience discomfort or you have uneven edges on the bonded tooth, you should follow up with us as soon as possible .
Advantages of Bonding
Cost
The  cost  of  the  procedure  is  affordable.  Your  insurance  plan  is  likely  to  cover most, if not all of it, especially  if  the reason for the  procedure is to  fill  a  cavity.
Durability
The bonding  material  will last  up to  ten  years.  As long as you keep your newly bonded tooth clean and undamaged, you will not need  to  make  any  replacements  or  touch-ups during this time.
Ease
It is a fairly  simple  procedure  that  takes only a  few  minutes and in most cases does not require anesthesia.  The  procedure typically does  not  involve  a  lot  of  enamel  removal,  and  you generally only  need  one  visit  to  the  dentist's  office. There is no need for any  special  care  after  the  treatment. The only think you have to remember to do is follow  healthy  hygiene  practices.
Painless
If  you  haven't  scheduled  your  dentist  appointment  for  bonding  because  you  are  afraid  of  pain,  you  have  nothing  to  worry  about.  The  procedure  is  painless and is generally only done under anesthesia  if  the  dentist  is  doing  something  else  in  conjunction  with your procedure. 
Treating Tooth Discoloration
Traditional  methods  for  whitening  teeth  may  not  work  for  everyone. For example, if  you received an antibiotic  treatment  as  a  child,  it  might  have  affected  the  inner  tissues of your teeth.  Bonding  may  help  you correct the  problem.  We can apply  a  layer  of  resin  to  the  affected  teeth, which will give your  teeth  a  whiter,  more  natural look.
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