Cosmetic dentistry
Small refinements.
A renewed smile.
Tooth-colored bonding may be an option for selected chips, small gaps or cosmetic concerns. We’ll help you compare it with other treatments.
Plan your visit
Designed around your tooth
Bonding uses tooth-colored resin shaped to the tooth. Suitability depends on the location and size of the concern, your bite and the condition of the surrounding tooth.
Compare durability and appearance
Bonding and porcelain restorations have different strengths and maintenance needs. We’ll discuss expected wear, staining and the possibility of repairs or replacement over time.
Make an informed choice
A consultation helps you understand the treatment steps and estimated fees. If decay, a fracture or another problem needs treatment first, we’ll explain that as part of your plan.
Your care. A clear estimate.
Treatment recommendations and fees depend on your examination. We’ll explain your plan, discuss insurance estimates when applicable, and answer questions before you schedule treatment.
Prepare for your first visitPatient resource: American Dental Association
BEFORE YOU DECIDE
Your questions,
answered.
Can bonding fix every chipped tooth?
No. Larger fractures or damage that weakens a tooth may require a different restoration. An examination helps us determine the best options.
Can I whiten my teeth after bonding?
Bonding material does not whiten like natural teeth. Discuss whitening plans before treatment so we can consider the final shade.
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