Compared to other cosmetic dental procedures, dental bonding or tooth bonding is easier. The procedure is so simple that it often does not require anesthesia, unless, of course, you are getting a cavity filled! Additionally, it doesn’t necessitate multiple trips to the dentist.
Dental bonding, or cosmetic dental bonding, is a treatment option for chipped, broken, discolored, or gapped teeth, or teeth cavities. This simple cosmetic dental procedure uses tooth colored resins to revamp it. It is the most basic cosmetic dental procedure, done by the dentist.
Teeth bonding is usually a painless procedure, but anesthesia is given if the cavity or the broken tooth is sensitive.
Selecting a composite resin shade that is as close as possible to the shade of your tooth is the first step. Your dentist will use a chart to make sure their choice is correct. After that, the dentist gets ready to attach the composite resin to your natural tooth. They etch or roughen the tooth using a mild acid, followed by a bonding agent application. The dentist then applies the composite resin to repair the damage and molds it to the shape of a natural tooth. The blue LED light is used to drive the setting of the dental composite.
This entails finishing and polishing of the dental composite to give a smooth toothlike finish.
Dental bonding is quick, easy, and safe. There are no adverse risks involved. If you damage the composite resin, you can get it fixed without worrying about your interim esthetic, because, unlike with dental crowns and bridges, the dentist (generally) barely grinds your teeth. Composite resins, however, are less durable and do not withstand shear forces.
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