Dental Bonding
Tooth-Colored Bonding for Minor Repairs and Cosmetic Improvements
Chipped teeth, small gaps, and minor discoloration can be quickly and affordably fixed with dental bonding. At St. Lawrence Dentistry in Mississauga, we use tooth-colored composite resin to repair damage and improve your smile’s appearance in just one visit. Bonding is a fast, non-invasive way to enhance your smile.
What is Dental Bonding
Bonding involves applying a tooth-colored resin to your tooth, shaping it to match your natural tooth, and hardening it with a special light. It’s simple, fast, and requires minimal tooth preparation.
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ENHANCE YOUR SMILE WITH BONDING
Call St. Lawrence Dentistry at 647-558-9928 to schedule your bonding appointment in Mississauga.
Fast Results
Most bonding procedures take just 30 to 60 minutes. You walk in with a chipped tooth and walk out with a perfect smile.
Affordable Cosmetic Dentistry
Bonding is one of the most affordable cosmetic dental treatments available. It’s perfect for patients wanting noticeable improvements without major expense.
Fixes Multiple Issues
Bonding can close small gaps, repair chips and cracks, change tooth shape, mask discoloration, and restore broken edges. One procedure can address multiple cosmetic concerns.
Looks and Feels Natural
Our bonded restorations look completely natural and feel like your own tooth. No one will know it’s been repaired.
FAQS
Frequently asked questions
How long does bonding last?
With proper care and normal use, bonding lasts 5 to 7 years. Some bonding lasts longer.
Is bonding stronger than my natural tooth?
Bonding is durable but can be chipped or broken if you chew on hard objects. Treat your bonded tooth carefully.
Can bonding be used to fix cavities?
Yes. Bonding is an excellent option for small to medium cavities. We remove decay and bond the tooth back together.
Does bonding require maintenance?
Just normal care. Brush and floss daily, avoid hard foods, and visit us every six months.
Can bonding be whitened like natural teeth?
No. If you whiten your teeth after bonding, we may need to touch up or replace the bonding to match.
Will bonding stain?
Bonding can stain over time, especially if you smoke or drink dark beverages. Proper care minimizes staining.
Is the bonding procedure painful?
No. Most bonding requires no numbing and causes no discomfort. You may feel slight pressure during the process.