Dental Bonding

Before and after of dental bonding

Before and after of dental bonding used to fix chip in tooth

Procedure Duration:
30-60 minutes
Sedation Options:
Local anesthesia, Laughing gas (Nitrous Oxide), Anti-anxiety medication

What is Dental Bonding?

Dental bonding is a quick, painless cosmetic procedure that repairs chipped, discolored, or gapped teeth using a tooth-colored composite bonding resin. It’s an affordable alternative to veneers and ideal for minor cosmetic improvements.

Benefits

Restores chipped or cracked teeth

Closes small gaps between teeth

Improves tooth color and shape

Affordable & non-invasive—no enamel removal

Quick same-day procedure

Quick same-day procedure

What to Expect: The Dental Bonding Procedure

1

Consultation & Color Matching

We’ll start with a personalized consultation to understand your goals and examine your teeth. If dental bonding is the right solution for you, we’ll choose a composite shade that blends naturally with your smile.

2

The Dental Bonding Procedure

In most cases, bonding is completed in just one visit—no need for multiple appointments! The procedure is quick, painless, and requires no anesthesia unless we’re treating a decayed tooth.

3

Enjoy Your Smile Right Away!

There’s no downtime, so you can return to your normal routine immediately. Your bonded teeth will look natural and feel just like the rest of your smile.

4

Long-Lasting Results

With good oral hygiene and routine dental visits, your composite bonding can last 5–10 years. We’ll provide care tips to keep your smile looking its best.

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Have questions? (FAQs)

How long does teeth bonding last?

Dental bonding typically lasts 5–10 years with proper care. Avoid biting on hard objects to extend its lifespan.

Does cosmetic bonding stain?

Yes, composite bonding resin can stain over time. Avoid excessive coffee, red wine, and smoking.

Can dental bonding fix gaps in teeth?

Yes! Composite bonding for gaps is a fast and cost-effective alternative to braces or veneers.

How does dental bonding compare to veneers?

Bonding is less expensive and non-invasive, while veneers are more durable and stain-resistant. We’ll help you decide the best option!