Bonding
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• | Low-cost dental solutions – |
• | Dental bonding is one of the most affordable restorative dental solutions. The cost of dental bonding is cheaper compared to other dental treatments that offer similar solutions such as crowns or veneers. |
• | Faster tooth restoration – |
• | Unlike most dental restorative procedures, dental bonding only requires one treatment, and even then, it is usually completed in a matter of minutes. Therefore, with dental bonding, you can enjoy instant tooth restoration benefits. |
• | Simple and non-invasive procedure – |
• | Dental bonding is not invasive. The procedure is very simple and is often performed without the need for anesthesia. Due to the simplicity of the procedure, there is a considerably lower risk of complications. |
• | Staining of composite material – |
• | While the composite material used in dental bonding can help to greatly improve your appearance, it can also stain over time, just like your natural teeth. |
• | Less durable – |
• | The material used in dental bonding is not as durable as the materials used in alternative treatment options such as dental crowns or veneers. However, if properly taken care of, just as you would your natural teeth, dental bonding benefits can last several years. |
• | Cracked teeth – |
• | The composite material can fill the cracks, thus restoring the structure and appearance of your teeth. |
• | Broken or chipped teeth – |
• | The composite material can be applied on a broken or chipped tooth, before being shaped, hardened, and polished to restore the original structure and appearance. |
• | Tooth decay - Decay that affects the surface of a tooth can be fixed using dental bonding. The decaying material is first removed, then the composite bonding material is used to fill up space. |
• | Tooth staining – |
• | Dental decay is one of the teeth whitening treatments that are used to get rid of stains. |
• | Gapped teeth – |
• | Dental decay can offer a fast solution for fixing unusually large spaces between your teeth. The composite material can help to extend the size of your teeth, thus closing the gaps. |
• | Showing silver fillings – |
• | Silver fillings are extremely durable, which makes them a great choice for dental restorations. However, they are easily noticeable, especially when used on the front teeth. Dental bonding can, however, help to cover them up, thus allowing you to enjoy both the strong structure of silver fillings and a natural tooth appearance. |
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(352) 666-9898 oandddental01@gmail.com LOCATION 3429 Mariner Blvd. Spring Hill, FL 34609-2463 |