Painless Brilliance
If you have ever had to deal with issues like misaligned, imperfect, chipped or eroded teeth, you know exactly what kind of confidence-shattering effect it can have. Fortunately, you do not have to live with these issues for long, because composite bonding is the perfect minimally invasive solution.
Composite bonding is the process of applying a dental composite to your teeth to make it look fuller and proportionate. People visit us all the time, looking to get crooked, cracked or chipped teeth fixed, including those they feel are not white enough.
Composites are distinctly unique from porcelain veneers, which are laboratory-manufactured and require dentists to shave off a fair amount of the healthy tooth that is being treated. Composites can be easily applied in a single dentist visit with minimal tooth removal and anesthetic.
Benefits of Composite Bonding
Composite bonding is an effective and safe cosmetic dental treatment that has been practiced for more than five decades and has been widely available for more than 30 years. Quick and efficient composite fillings make it a short and pleasant experience.
The benefits of Composite Bonding include;
- Quick and painless
- Very natural in appearance
- Easily repairable
- Immediate results – composite bonding can be completed in one visit
- Minimally invasive
If you would like to restore your smile using composite bonding and want a set of perfectly natural looking teeth to match your good dental health, please contact us today to schedule an appointment so that we can discuss your questions about composite bonding.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is composite bonding the same as having composite veneers?
Composite bonding and composite veneers are pretty much the same treatment. It involves the same process but the technique varies based on the result we are trying to achieve for you. We can determine which technique would be best suitable for you.
How long does composite bonding last?
Like all things in life, composite bonding doesn’t last forever. However, we have seen from our patients that have had this treatment who continue to maintain their oral health as well as avoid biting on hard foods/objects, they are enjoying their composite bonding treatment for years.
Does composite bonding require special attention?
In short, no. You can continue to eat and drink whatever you like, as long as you practice good oral hygiene habits on a regular basis; for example, brushing your teeth two to three times daily, and flossing and rinsing your mouth properly using a well-known mouthwash brand.
Your Dental Team
Our friendly and experienced dental team is here to help you. Click on the images below to learn more about your dental team.
Smitha Susan Mathew
Dentist/Partner GDC 183383
Manu Cherian
Dentist/Partner GDC 117446
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