What is Dental Bonding?
If you have a minor flaw in your dentition when you smile, we recommend you do dental bonding. Bonding is a cosmetic procedure that conceals small flaws that make you feel uneasy about your appearance. It uses a composite material that matches the color of your teeth. This keeps it from looking different from the rest of the tooth.
This composite resin called the bonding fills the gap in areas where you have a broken tooth and helps make your tooth appear natural.
Unlike a crown, the composite color will be the same as the tooth, so it can easily blend in when you smile.
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Cosmetics Dental Bonding
Bonding might just be what you need if you have little cosmetic flaws that keep your smile from looking its best.
If you have discolored or stained teeth, chips, cracks, or spaces between your front teeth, you need to have cosmetic dental bonding done.
The beautiful thing about getting cosmetic dental bonding is that it can last for a long period before it needs to be renewed. And it takes little effort to renew, just like the first time.
We recommend bonding as a non-invasive way to improve your smile and ensure your teeth are in perfect condition.
Bonding Process
Bonding can be done without anesthesia, which makes it a safe and effective procedure for most people. Bonding is necessary even for adults who have healthy teeth. It is made with the same material used in making as fillings, so it is reliable.
When you compare bonding to other types of dental treatments, bonding is a fairly simple and also a very straightforward process. Most of the time, the whole process takes between one and two hours. After that, you will leave our office beaming with smiles.
When you come for treatment, your dentist will first figure out what color of bonding material will look best on your teeth. After which, it is cured to prevent it from shifting or slipping.
Why choose dental bonding to fix a tiny chip in your tooth?
Although many people care about their smile, fixing chips is also important for oral health. It ensures you chew well and prevents any further damage that could affect the health of adjoining teeth, which will lead to corrective treatment that can be expensive.
Why DFW Families Choose Active Dental
The Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex is one of the fastest-growing regions in the United States, with more than 8 million residents and thousands of new families moving in each year. As demand for dependable healthcare rises, Active Dental has become a trusted partner for patients who want a warm, modern, and community-focused dental home. Each of our offices plays a meaningful role in the neighborhoods they serve, and patients benefit from a unified standard of care grounded in experience, education, and ongoing clinical excellence.
Dental Bonding in Prosper, TX
Usually, a bonding substance is applied to the teeth. This helps the composite to stick to the tooth. Then, we match the color of the material we’ll use to the tooth. The material is then put in place. This makes it look real and natural, and it blends in with your teeth when you smile. The material is allowed to cure and harden in situ.
This ensures it doesn’t break or fall out of its place. Your new bonding will last for many years before it needs another repair. We recommend this to ensure the appearance does not change over time.
Dental bonding is a long-term procedure that can help restore your teeth’s functional and cosmetic qualities as well as improves your tooth’s appearance. Contact us today if you want to know more about dental bonding or if there are any questions regarding the procedure.
