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Dental Bonding
Dental bonding is a procedure in which a tooth-colored
resin material (a durable plastic material) is
applied and hardened with a special light, which
ultimately "bonds" the material to the
tooth to restore or improve person's smile. |
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Benefits of Dental Bonding
- Repairs decayed teeth (composite
resins are used to fill cavities)
- Repairs small chipped or cracked
teeth
- Improves the appearance of discolored
teeth or make cosmetic improvements
- Closes minor gaps and spaces between
teeth
- Makes teeth look longer
- changes the color and shape of
teeth
- Lightens stains
- Corrects mild crooked teeth to a
certain degree
- A cosmetic alternative to amalgam
fillings
- Protects a portion of the
tooth's root that has been exposed when gums recede
Procedure for Dental Bonding
- First evaluation and bonding
tooth preparation
- A shade guide to select a composite
resin color that closely match the color of your
tooth
- the surface of the tooth will
be roughened and a conditioning liquid applied
to help the bonding material adhere to the tooth
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Application
of bonding resin
- The composite resin is then
applied, molded and smoothed to the desired
shape
- Light is used to harden the
material
- After the material is hardened,
the resin is further trimmed, shaped and polished
to match the tooth surface
Recovery Expectations
Since bonding does not result in the removal of any
tooth structure, there should be little or no sensitivity.
Care for Dental Bondings
Simply follow good oral hygiene practices.
- Brush at least twice a day. It is
good practice to brush after eating and before bedtime.
- Floss at least once to twice a
day.
- Rinse with fluoride rinse before
bed. Swish the fluoride rinse vigorously in your mouth
for at least one minute. Do not swallow any of the
rinse and do not eat or drink anything for 30 minutes
- Be careful about chewing toffees,
gum, grainy rolls and tough food in this area
- See your dentist for regular professional
check-ups and cleanings
Goto section on Frequently
Asked Questions (FAQs) on Dental Bonding
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