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What will bond to teeth?

Dental bonding is a cosmetic procedure that uses a tooth-colored composite resin material to enhance your smile. This procedure is used to repair chips, close down gaps or change the shape and color of a tooth. Unlike other cosmetic dental treatments, such as porcelain veneers, dental bonding is completely reversible.

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Bonding is a quick and effective way to repair damaged teeth, but it is not the perfect solution for every person. If you want to repair a small chip and youre on top of your dental hygiene this procedure can be a great way to give you a beautiful smile.

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Most definitely not! Although there are over-the-counter DIY dental bonding kits available, trying to repair your own teeth is never a good idea. The only exception is if you damage a tooth and use a dental repair kit to temporarily repair the tooth until you can get in to see your dentist.

How to bond a cracked tooth?

When bonding a fractured tooth your dentist will: Etch the surface of the tooth with a special gel, preparing it for adhesion with the bonding material. Apply the tooth-colored resin and shape it to match the tooth exactly. Use an ultraviolet light to harden the resin, which effectively seals the tooth.

Can you bond a missing tooth?

Can dental bonding replace a missing tooth? Dental bonding isnt meant to replace a missing tooth, but it can repair a chipped or cracked tooth, and close small gaps between your teeth.

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