Dental Bonding
Boost Your Self Confidence With Tooth Bonding
Did you know that more than 50% of people feel self-conscious about their smiles? Whether they have tooth damage, discolored teeth, or other issues, many people would prefer to hide their teeth from others.
You shouldn't feel the need to hide your smile. Dental bonding is a cost-effective restorative dentistry treatment that helps people who have chipped or cracked teeth.
What Is Dental Bonding?
Dental or teeth bonding is a procedure that reshapes, restores, and rejuvenates the look of your teeth. It improves both their appearance and function.
Our dental team will apply a thin layer of resin that's then sculpted and hardened to your tooth using a special light. The special light bonds the material to your tooth. The resin is tinted to match the same color as your existing teeth.
Dental bonding can address some of the following problems:
- Stained teeth
- Filling the gaps between your teeth
- Cracked, broken, or chipped teeth
- Restoring areas of decay and/or erosion
- Replacing discolored fillings
Benefits of Dental Bonding
- Dental bonding is a cost-effective way to fix damaged or discolored teeth instead of opting for crowns or veneers.
- Dental bonding treatment takes less time and can usually be completed in just one appointment.
- The resin applied to your teeth doesn't damage their enamel.
Comprehensive Advanced Dental Technology
Our staff also stays on top of the latest tools and technologies in the dental field. We're proud to have the following technology in our office:
3Shape Trios Scanner
An intraoral scanner is a device that is used in dentistry to create impressions digitally using imaging sensors.
Zoom Whitening
Philips Zoom is a teeth whitening procedure that uses bleach to lighten tooth enamel that is discolored from coffee, wine, smoking, aging, etc.
CEREC Primemill
Milling units take the digital impressions and designs and create the dental devices needed, such as inlays, onlays, crowns, veneers, and bridges.
Kavo Panoranic X-rays
Panoramic x-ray captures your entire mouth in a single image, including teeth, upper and lower jaws, and the surrounding structures and tissue.
Dexis Digital X-Rays
Digital X-ray Sensors are a more innovative way of taking dental x-rays in order to diagnose, treat, and monitor oral diseases more effectively.
3Shape Trios Scanner
Zoom Whitening
Planmill 35 Mill
Kavo Panoranic X-rays
Dexis Digital X-Rays
Superior Dental Solutions From Advanced Smiles Marion
Our staff at Advanced Smiles Marion believes in delivering high-quality and five-star service to every patient. We work closely with the community to ensure everyone has access to exceptional dental care. From oral surgery to routine cleanings, each of our patients receives individualized care and attention.
Dr. Kyle Bogan is a highly awarded dentist at our practice. He's also a fellow in the International College of Dentists (FICD). Less than 3% of dentists in the world have received that distinction.
Schedule an Appointment With Advanced Smiles Marion Today
Ready to learn more about how we can help you improve and restore your smile? Contact us today to schedule an appointment. We'll discuss if you're a candidate for dental bonding and other services that you might benefit from.
Frequently Asked Questions
We understand that dentistry can be confusing. We are here to help you with any questions or concerns you might have. Check out these common questions or call us for more information.
Call NowHow long does dental bonding last?
Tooth bonding can last around 10 years if you practice proper oral hygiene and receive routine check-ups. Keep in mind that the resin isn't as strong as your natural teeth. Eating hard foods can increase the likelihood of resin chipping.
Is the resin bad for your teeth?
The resin used in dental bonding is safe for your teeth. It's an effective treatment plan for repairing chipped or cracked teeth.
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