Composite bonding is a minimally invasive dental treatment that will change the appearance of your dentition. A tooth-colored composite resin material is bonded and blended seamlessly with your natural teeth to alter the shape, shade, or colour of your teeth for an aesthetically appealing smile.

Am I a candidate suitable for composite bonding?

Multiple variables will determine the appropriate treatment for you. Composite bonding is an excellent technique for enhancing the appearance of tooth surface damage, chips, cracks, and broken teeth, as well as for correcting minor misalignment.

What are the benefits and drawbacks of composite bonding in comparison to porcelain veneers?

Both veneers and crowns necessitate the removal of viable tooth tissue to accommodate their placement. The fabrication of veneers in a laboratory adds time to the process of achieving your desired appearance. Generally, composite bonding requires less tooth tissue excision. For your convenience, it can be completed in a single session and is therefore preferred. Porcelain has disadvantages, such as being a more durable material, so it is important to consult with your dentist.

What can I anticipate during treatment?

Our goal is for all of our treatments to be soothing and relaxing, and you can anticipate this at all times. Composite bonding is a quick and painless procedure in which we use mild chemical agents to scrub and roughen the surface in preparation for a strong bond. A bonding agent is then added and cured with a blue light. The final step entails sculpting the resin material into the desired form and curing it with the same blue light. Your teeth will be polished to a mirror finish for a scintillating smile.