Smile with Confidence after Dental Bonding in King of Prussia, PA
An experienced dentist can fix gaps, chips and tooth discolorations
Dental bonding is a form of cosmetic dentistry that involves the application of a tooth-colored composite resin to repair decayed, chipped, fractured, and discolored teeth in order to enhance your everyday smile. Also known as tooth composite bonding and enamel bonding, it is a time-tested process that dentists have been using for years. You won’t find better services in King of Prussia, and this easy, painless procedure will give you a smile as bright and beautiful as veneers without the complicated procedures and hassle.
Our dental center specializes in the best reshaping through teeth bonding, so you can smile widely and regain your self-confidence. It is the best choice when you are unhappy with the gaps, chips and discoloration of your teeth.
What Is Dental Bonding and What Can It Fix?
A dentist bonding front teeth will cover gaps and discolored teeth by applying a sliver of composite material that effectively covers the imperfections. The result is a row of even teeth without variation in size and color.
A dental professional specializing in teeth bonding at King of Prussia Dental™ Associates uses this procedure to repair common dental issues like:
- Chipped tooth
- Cracked tooth
- Misshapen teeth
- Small teeth
- Areas of tooth discoloration
- Gaps
Composite bonding for reshaping teeth is often an excellent alternative to other, more complicated procedures because it is:
- Fast
- Painless
- Relatively inexpensive
- Effective
- Matched to the color of your teeth
The Main Benefits of Dental Bonding
Apart from the more affordable cost, composite bonding for teeth is the best choice for many patients for the following reasons:
- the procedure can be completed in one appointment, so you do not have to miss a lot of time from work
- the dentist performing dental bonding will remove less enamel from the tooth, unlike other procedures, such as applying veneers or crowns
- the final result of this procedure will be perfectly natural and no one will notice that you had cosmetic dental work done
- your dentist can adjust your dental bonding in the future to maintain the natural look of your teeth.
What Is Involved in the Dental Bonding Procedure
The dental bonding procedure is relatively straightforward and takes approximately 30 minutes per tooth. The process consists of:
- Consult/exam
- A discussion that entails what you’re looking for out of treatment
- Once treatment goals are established, your dental professional will select a shade with you
- Your tooth is coated with an adhesive liquid
- A resin is applied to the tooth layer by layer until it is the correct size
- The resin is molded and hardened under a visible white light
- Your tooth is shaped and polished.
What Is the Average Dental Bonding Cost
Compared to other forms of dental procedures, cosmetic teeth bonding is a relatively inexpensive dental treatment. While dental bonding cost often depends on factors such as the extent of the treatment, the treatment goal of the patients, and the number of teeth to be treated, KoP Dental™ is committed to providing patients with the highest quality treatments that fit their budget.
Frequently Asked Questions about Teeth Bonding
Here are a few answers to some of the most common questions our dentists get about tooth composite bonding:
Is Teeth Bonding Safe?
The composite used in dental bonding is etched into your teeth using a mild chemical solution that is 100% safe for you. The composite itself is formulated to respond to heat and cold just like natural tooth enamel, so it will remain perfectly attached during normal use.
Is Dental Bonding Painful?
The dentist removes only a little enamel from your teeth in order to apply composite bonding. Patients do not feel any pain or discomfort at all during the procedure.
Can Dental Bonding Be Reversed?
If you choose to revert to your natural teeth or to replace dental bonding with veneers, the dentist can remove the composite. Future dental work (both general dentistry and cosmetic) can be safely performed on teeth that used to be covered by bonding.
What Happens after the Tooth Bonding Procedure?
Like any new dental procedure, dental bonding requires proper oral care. You should be able to eat and drink as usual after the procedure, as well as brush and floss your teeth. Soon, you will forget that you have had any dental work done!
Choose the Best Dental Bonding Services by KoP Dental™
King of Prussia Dental™ Associates offers some of the finest services in the area. Our services are available in and around:
- King of Prussia
- Collegeville
- Norristown
- Wayne
- Phoenixville
- Bridgeport
- Conshohocken
Look at our “before and after” dental bonding gallery and come see what our King of Prussia Dental™ Associates dental center can do for you and your teeth today: 610-265-4142!
