Dental Bonding

Dental Bonding is used to improve minor imperfections in the appearance of your teeth.

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For those of our patients that are not satisfied with the look of their teeth and are looking for a more affordable and less painful experience, dental bonding may be the solution you've been looking for. At Peak Dental we offer a composite resin material to be applied directly to your teeth to help you with a variety of different problems. Some of these problems include:

  • Gaps in the teeth
  • Teeth that appear smaller than others
  • Chips, breaks, and fractures to the teeth
  • Decayed teeth

Dental Bonding Process in Austin & Pflugerville, TX  Know How It's Done

The process involved in getting dental bonding is quick and effective and is typically done for only one appointment.

To begin, the surface of the tooth that is to be manipulated during this procedure is buffed just slightly to allow room for the dental bonding not to affect the bite of your teeth or to protrude out following the procedure. You and the dentist will then pick the perfect color that matches the surrounding teeth. The composite resin is then applied directly to the tooth by using a cement bond and is cured using a specialized UV light. Any further shaping or buffing that needs to be done is then performed, finalizing the dental bonding process.

Does Dental Bonding Last Forever?

While dental bonding may not last forever, the use of the composite resin on the teeth does give you a durable and long-lasting fix. Depending on each patient, and their lifestyle habits, this can give you and us in the office a better idea of how long your dental bonding may last. Don't be surprised if adjustments may need to be made throughout their lifetime on your teeth.

In order to fully understand dental bonding, and what it can do for you, feel free to give our The Greater Austin Area, office a call and ask us any questions you may have and relate to us any concerns you may want to have addressed. We're here to help our patients through the entire dental process.