composite bonding
Composite bonding is a term used to describe the use of composite filling, a resin-based filling material, being layered and sculpted over the front of a tooth surface to alter and improve the appearance of it.
Aesthetic Versatility
Composite comes in a range of tooth shades and can be selected to closely match your tooth. It can be used in small increments on the edges of front teeth to add length or change the shape or angulation of the tooth to improve the aesthetics.
Veneer-Like Coverage
Composite can also be used to fully cover the whole front surface of a tooth like a veneer. This can completely disguise the tooth underneath allowing the opportunity to recreate new shape, color, and contour to the tooth.
Invisible Repairs for a Natural Look
composite bonding Benefits
Aesthetic Advantages
Composite bonding is a versatile and aesthetic solution for improving the appearance of your teeth. It provides a natural look while preserving tooth structure.
Non-Invasive Procedure
As composite bonds to tooth tissue, minimal or no preparation of your tooth is needed meaning it is non-invasive, pain-free, and reversible.
Step-by-Step to a Perfect Smile: The Composite Filling Process
- Selection of appropriate tooth shade.
- Minimal or no preparation of the tooth.
- Layering and sculpting the composite material.
- Shaping and curing the composite.
- Final polishing for a natural look.
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