Dental Bonding

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What is Dental Bonding?

Bonding involves using composite resin filling material on the front of the tooth to repair chipped, a decayed tooth, mask stains or discoloration, or fill gaps between teeth. The dentist bonds the Dental Bonding on the outer surface of the tooth. It is essential to match tooth color during bonding. In some instances, the patient may consider a whiter shade to make the smile look whiter.

Dental Bonding Procedure

Time needed: 1 hour

How is Dental Bonding Done?

  1. Tooth preparation

    First, the dentist roughens the tooth surface to accept the bonding and hold it. He applies a gel to micro-etch the tooth surface.

  2. Bonding agent application

    A primer/bond agent application follows the etching procedure—the bonding agent bonds the composite filling material to the tooth surface.

  3. Composite restoration placement

    The last step includes placing the composite and shaping the tooth by hardening the composite with light application.

  4. Finishing and polishing

    Finally, he contours and polishes the composite resin material to get a lustrous finish.

Affordable Dental Bonding

Where can I get affordable dental bonding near me in Hartford Connecticut?

Affordable dental boding can be hard to find, but not to worry, Healthy Smiles in Hartford CT provides a flexible payment plan for the patients. Whether you need a single tooth or multiple teeth are requiring dental bonding, Healthy Smiles can be your one-stop to get them done at an affordable price. Call today at 860-595-3903!

When do you need Bonding?

1. Decayed tooth
2. Malalignment of teeth
3. Close gaps between the teeth
4. Discolored teeth – yellow teeth
5. Internal teeth stains

What are the benefits of Dental Bonding

Bonding is one of the most economical ways to restore decayed or mask stains and discoloration. Bonding can help restore the shape, size, and contour of a tooth without much preparation of the tooth. Tooth bonding can do smile makeovers in one appointment.

How To Care For Dental Bonding?

Bonding is porous and can easily stain with Tea, coffee, and cigarette smoke. It is essential to brush frequently, so no stains develop around the bonding. Also, every six months, cleaning and dental checkup are necessary to maintain the bonding.