Dental Bonding

Dental bonding utilises advanced “composite” materials, similar to white fillings, to subtly reshape and improve your teeth. These latest-generation materials offer a highly natural look and bond seamlessly to your existing tooth structure.

How can bonding help you?

• Close gaps
  Eliminate unsightly gaps between teeth for a more uniform appearance.
• Reshape small teeth
  Enhance the size and symmetry of your teeth for a balanced smile.
• Lengthen worn teeth
  Revitalise the look of worn-down teeth and restore a youthful appearance.
• Correct minor misalignments
  For less severe cases, bonding can subtly correct a slightly crooked tooth.
• Conceal imperfections
  Hide discolouration or chips for a flawless smile.

Benefits of dental bonding

Dental bonding offers a multitude of benefits for those seeking a quick and affordable smile makeover. The procedure can often be completed in just one or two appointments, minimising disruption to your busy life. Compared to other cosmetic dentistry options like veneers or crowns, bonding is a more cost-effective solution while still delivering beautiful results.

One of the most significant advantages of bonding is its minimally invasive nature. Unlike other procedures, bonding often requires no drilling of your natural tooth structure, preserving its integrity. Additionally, local anesthesia may not be necessary, making the experience more comfortable. The advanced composite materials used in bonding create a natural-looking result that blends seamlessly with your existing teeth. Maintaining your bonded tooth is simple and requires good oral hygiene practices, similar to your natural teeth. However, periodic polishing may be needed to keep it looking its best.

While bonding may not be as durable as porcelain (lasting around 5-7 years), it’s a highly repairable solution. With proper care, your bonded teeth can continue to enhance your smile for years to come.

Ready to explore the possibilities of dental bonding? Contact us today to schedule a consultation.