Dental Bonding
Tooth-colored resin that repairs chips, closes small gaps and reshapes teeth, often in one visit.
Dental bonding uses a tooth-colored composite resin that is shaped and polished right on your tooth. It's a quick, conservative way to fix chips, small gaps, uneven edges and some discoloration.
IS IT RIGHT FOR YOU?
Bonding is a good choice for small cosmetic fixes, for younger patients, or for anyone who wants to improve their smile without removing much natural tooth.
What to Expect
We match the resin to your tooth color, lightly prepare the surface, apply and sculpt the material, harden it with a light, then polish it to a natural shine. Most cases are finished in one visit.
Common Questions
Quick answers to questions we hear often. See all FAQs
How long does bonding last?
With good care, bonding can last several years. It may need touch-ups over time.
Is bonding the same as veneers?
No. Bonding is applied directly in one visit, while porcelain veneers are custom-made in a lab and resist stains better.
Does bonding hurt?
Usually not. Many bonding treatments don't even need numbing.