A conservative approach
Often little or no enamel removal is needed. Your dentist will explain any preparation before you decide.
THE ART OF COMPOSITE BONDING
Tooth-coloured composite is carefully applied and shaped to refine edges, proportions and small spaces. The aim is a balanced smile that still feels like you.
Often little or no enamel removal is needed. Your dentist will explain any preparation before you decide.
Shade, contour and finish are planned together, with your natural teeth as the starting point.
Composite can stain, chip or need repair. Regular checks and good daily care matter.
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Move the divider to study the shapes and proportions for yourself. We discuss your own options after examining your teeth.
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Bonding is not suitable for every smile. Your bite, enamel, gums and any existing dental problems need to be checked first. Orthodontics, whitening or other restorative care may be more appropriate. An online photo review is preliminary; a clinical examination confirms your plan.
Read the composite bonding guide
Further reading: Cleveland Clinic · Dental bonding