Transform Your Teeth With Dental Bonding

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Although Mother Nature does it best when it comes to teeth, a dental technique known as dental bonding is a close second! This treatment uses a special tooth-colored molding material bonded directly onto your teeth to rebuild damaged teeth or make cosmetic improvements to your smile.

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Costs less than other cosmetic options
Quick & easy (30-60 minutes/tooth)
A minimally-invasive technique
Will blend in beautifully with your natural teeth

What can dental bonding do for your smile? The answer, quite simply, is a lot! Your dentist in Langley uses this cosmetic technique to rebuild damage teeth and enhance their appearance – in as little as one visit.

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How dental bonding works

We place a tooth-coloured resin (plastic material) directly on teeth to transform them. It’s one of the more affordable cosmetic options offered by dentists. Is it a good choice for you? Well, the answer heavily depends on two factors: the size of the tooth and the part of the tooth requiring treatment.

Fix cracked or chipped teeth
Enhance the appearance of discoloured teeth
Repair decayed teeth
Alter the shape of teeth
Replace outdated, stained fillings in your front teeth with tooth-coloured bonded fillings.

Caring for your smile after getting dental bonding

It’s important to continue to provide your smile adequate hygiene care after undergoing this procedure. We encourage all patients to brush twice a day and floss once per day. One thing to know is that bonded teeth are prone to staining, so you should be careful when it comes to your consumption of teeth-staining substances. Examples include coffee, tea, wine, soda, and tobacco products. Definitely stay away from consuming any of these items in the first two days after undergoing bonding.

Want to look and feel your best with dental bonding? Our team at Gentle Dental Langley can help. Get in touch for a hassle-free consultation. We will consider your wishes and evaluate your smile to make the best recommendation possible.