Cosmetic Dentistry Institute

Dental Bonding Candidates

Oct 11, 2011 @ 10:30 PM — by Craig Goldin DDS
Tagged with: Dental Bonding Tooth Bonding Porcelain Veneers Chipped Teeth

There are plenty of ways that the look of your smile can be improved and your dental health enhanced. Some of these treatments require involved therapies while others are relatively simple and can be completed in a single dental visit. When you visit our Troy cosmetic dentistry center, our team of skilled dental professionals will work their hardest to ensure that you receive the right treatment for your needs. In some cases, this may a conveniently quick yet effective treatment known as dental bonding.

What is dental bonding (tooth bonding)?

Dental bonding is a quick and convenient option for dentists who wish to address minor cosmetic problems on a tooth. Dental bonding is ideal for minor chips and cracks on a tooth can even be used for some tooth stains. Best of all, no one will know that you’ve undergone a dental treatment once the procedure is performed. When you come to the Cosmetic Dentistry Institute, our team will assess your situation and determine if dental bonding is right for you.

What is the dental bonding procedure?

The dental bonding procedure is simple. First, a tooth-colored resin will be selected to apply to the tooth. This resin is sturdy and can take any of the usual wear and tear that you put your teeth through. The tooth is prepared for the resin, which basically means that the dentist will make the surface of the tooth rough. The dental resin is then expertly applied to the tooth and smoothed so it blends in seamlessly with your smile.

Who are the best candidates for dental bonding?

As mentioned above, the best candidates for this quick and easy cosmetic dentistry treatment are people with:

If the dental problem that a patient is facing is more severe, a different treatment will be used instead of dental bonding.

Alternatives to Dental Bonding - What to Know

Since dental problems are not all the same, we offer many other treatments to meet the diverse needs of our patients. If you are not a good candidate for dental bonding, then you may be better helped by one of these options:

Speak With Skilled Dental Care Experts

For more information on dental bonding as well as the other great treatments out there for chips, cracks, and stains, contact our Troy cosmetic and restorative dentistry practice today.