Bonding
Introduction
If you have a chipped, cracked, or discolored tooth, or if there are gaps between your teeth, a bonding procedure can give you the confidence to have those pearly whites. It is simpler than other cosmetic dental procedures.
Overview
Dental Bonding, sometimes called composite bonding or teeth bonding, is a cosmetic dentistry treatment used to make your smile more beautiful.
During the procedure, the dentist applies tooth-colored resin material to the affected teeth to change their shape, color, close down gaps or repair chips.
Tooth bonding techniques have various clinical applications including operative dentistry and preventive dentistry as well as cosmetic and pediatric dentistry, prosthodontics, and orthodontics.
Benefits of bonding procedure
The benefits of bonding procedure are as follows:
• Minimally invasive:
The dental bonding typically doesn’t require enamel removal, so it is non invasive procedure.
• Bonding is a quick process:
This treatment process is quite quick. The bonding material is applied, shaped, sculpted, and set by the dentist all during a single appointment.
• The results are natural looking:
A tooth that has been restored with a composite looks indistinguishable from a natural tooth. The composite can be selected to match the patient’s natural tooth color so it blends in with the remaining teeth.
• Great for stains and discoloration:
Teeth bleaching treatments are much more effective nowadays, but there are still stains that are not responsive to the bleaching agents used for these treatments. Composite resins can be used to whiten a tooth that has been discolored, without making any permanent alterations to it.
• It doesn’t damage your tooth enamel:
Since dental bonding adheres to the surface of a patient’s teeth, it won’t damage the tooth enamel.
prepare for bonding procedure
Before having a dental bonding procedure, your dentist will talke with you about your cosmetic goals, and he will ask you to take dental X-rays, and then he will examine your teeth and gums to make sure you’re eligible for the procedure. If you have severe tooth decay, gum disease, you’ll probably need to treat those issues first.
steps of bonding procedure
The steps of bonding procedure are as follow:
Step 1- Selecting a shade:
Your dentist uses a guide, called shade guide, to select a composite resin material that matches the color of your natural teeth.
Step 2- Preparing your tooth:
A conditioning liquid is applied to the roughened surface of your tooth. These steps help the bonding material stick to your tooth.
Step 3-Applying the composite resin material:
The resin material (which is a putty-like consistency) is applied, in which is molded and smoothed to the desired shape.
Step 4-Curing the material:
After that, the composite resin is hardened with a special curing light, which “bonds” the material to the surface of your tooth.
Step 5- Polishing your tooth:
Finally, your dentist will make any necessary final adjustments and polish your tooth to a natural-looking shine.
bonding aftercare
After dental bonding, proper oral hygiene is essential to keep your mouth healthy. You should brush your teeth at least twice a day with a soft toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste, and you should use the floss between your teeth once daily. In addition, you should visit your dentist regularly for check-ups and cleanings.
side effects of bonding
The two major side effects os bonding are:
• Bonding Isn’t as durable:
The material used in teeth bonding is made of the composite resin. It’s a strong material, but the resin isn’t as durable as your natural tooth enamel.
• Bonding isn’t as stain-resistant:
The material is used to create the bond isn’t particularly resistant to stains. Since composite resin is more porous than tooth enamel or porcelain, it absorbs a deep-colored food more easily.
What is a dental bonding?
Dental Bonding, sometimes called composite bonding or teeth bonding, is a cosmetic dentistry treatment used to make your smile more beautiful.
During the procedure, the dentist applies tooth-colored resin material to the affected teeth to change their shape, color, close down gaps or repair chips.
Is denta bonding an invasive procedure?
The dental bonding typically doesn’t require enamel removal, so it is non invasive procedure.
How to prepare for dental bonding?
Before having a dental bonding procedure, your dentist will talke with you about your cosmetic goals, and he will ask you to take dental X-rays, and then he will examine your teeth and gums to make sure you’re eligible for the procedure. If you have severe tooth decay, gum disease, you’ll probably need to treat those issues first.
How is the resin material selected in dental bonding?
Your dentist uses a guide, called shade guide, to select a composite resin material that matches the color of your natural teeth.
How to take care of teeth after bonding?
After dental bonding, proper oral hygiene is essential to keep your mouth healthy. You should brush your teeth at least twice a day with a soft toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste, and you should use the floss between your teeth once daily. In addition, you should visit your dentist regularly for check-ups and cleanings.
What are the side effects of dental bonding?
The two major side effects os bonding are:
• Bonding Isn’t as durable:
The material used in teeth bonding is made of the composite resin. It’s a strong material, but the resin isn’t as durable as your natural tooth enamel.
• Bonding isn’t as stain-resistant:
The material is used to create the bond isn’t particularly resistant to stains. Since composite resin is more porous than tooth enamel or porcelain, it absorbs a deep-colored food more easily.
Results
Composite bonding is a modern way to restore teeth, either for cosmetic reasons, or to build up tooth structure that has been lost. It involves bonding a tooth coloured resin material to existing teeth to reshape them or improve their colour.
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