Composite bonding uses tooth-colored resin to repair small chips, discoloration, or gaps. Since it’s applied directly, it creates a smooth and natural look.

Composite bonding is durable, so it can last several years with good oral care. By avoiding smoking and limiting caffeine, you can keep it bright longer.

Composite bonding works well for minor cosmetic improvements, but dental implants are better for missing teeth. Ask us about different types of dental implants for more information.

Composite fillings blend with your natural teeth, making them look seamless. Traditional fillings are silver, so they are more noticeable.

Yes, composite bonding helps with gaps, discoloration, and uneven teeth. Because it matches your teeth, it looks natural.

Composite bonding usually takes one visit, so it’s a quick option for many patients. With just one appointment, you can improve your smile.

Composite bonding is painless, so anesthesia is not needed. Because it doesn’t involve drilling, it’s a comfortable option.

Most patients benefit from composite fillings, but those with more damage may need crowns or implants. To find the best choice, consult with our dentist.

You can keep your bonding bright by brushing and flossing regularly. Avoid smoking and limit caffeine for better results. Also, visit your dentist regularly to maintain its appearance.

Yes, composite bonding works well with other treatments. If you’re interested in dental implants photos before and after, our team can guide you on how bonding complements implants for a complete smile makeover.