Dental Bonding
Bonding is a procedure in which a tooth-colored resin is applied and hardened with a special light, ultimately "bonding" the material to the tooth to improve a person's smile.
Among the easiest and least expensive of cosmetic dental procedures, bonding can repair chipped or cracked teeth, close gaps, change the shape of teeth, or be used as a cosmetic alternative to silver amalgam fillings.
A'prepared' tooth (left); the crown cemented into place (right).
A'prepared' tooth (left); the crown cemented into place (right).
Rough edges (left) smoothed by enamel shaping, and bonding (right).
Misaligned teeth before (left) and after (right) braces.
Today's braces can be inconspicuous and fun.
Teeth before (left) and after (right) professional whitening.
Amalgam fillings (left) replaced with tooth-colored composite fillings (right).
An uneven gum line (left) refined through gum reshaping (right).
Root implant in bone socket (left); the replacement tooth is attached (right).
Profile of a smile with and without dentures in place.
Bridges can improve the appearance and function of the teeth.
Gum grafts can improve the health and appearance of your smile.
A "smile makeover" can make a dramatic difference in one's appearance.