Dental bonding typically lasts 5 to 10 years, depending on the bonding and your oral hygiene. Avoiding hard foods, nail-biting, and staining drinks can extend the longevity of your bonding. Regular dental checkups will also help us maintain your bonding and repair damage.
Dental Bonding
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Cost
The total cost of dental bonding can vary depending on the number and type of teeth being treated. We will discuss the specific cost during your appointment. To help finance, we also have our in-house savings plan and external payment options.
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Procedure Duration
In most cases, dental bonding takes 30 minutes to one hour per tooth and can usually be completed in one visit.
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Pain Level
Dental bonding can be completed without pain or discomfort, with no anesthesia or sedation typically needed.
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Dental Bonding in Arlington, TX
If you’re looking for a quick, easy cosmetic treatment for your smile, dental bonding is a great option.
With dental bonding, a resin matched to your tooth’s color is applied and shaped to repair chips, cracks, gaps, or discoloration. It’s a quick, non-invasive treatment completed in one visit, offering natural-looking results without extensive dental work.
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How Dental Bonding Works
Dental bonding is quick and painless and typically completed in one visit. We begin by selecting a resin color that matches your natural teeth.
Your tooth’s surface is lightly roughened, and a conditioning liquid is applied. Then, the tooth-colored resin is placed, shaped, and hardened with a special curing light. Afterward, the bonded area is polished for a smooth, natural finish.
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Following Your Dental Bonding
A follow-up visit may be necessary to check your gum’s response to the bonding. After your bonding, it’s best to avoid hard foods and limit coffee or tea to avoid staining.
If you have questions or have any issues with your dental bonding, please let us know.
FAQ
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How long does dental bonding last?
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What does completed dental bonding look like?
Dental bonding naturally blends in with your surrounding teeth using a tooth-colored resin. The bonding is also carefully shaped and polished to match your natural enamel’s size, shape, and shade.
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What foods and drinks should I avoid after dental bonding?
After dental bonding, it is best to avoid foods and drinks that can stain or damage the bonded material, especially in the first 48 hours while the resin fully sets. This includes coffee, tea, red wine, dark sodas, berries, tomato-based sauces, soy sauce, ice, hard candy, and chewing gum.
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Teeth Whitening
Teeth whitening is a cosmetic dental treatment that removes stains and discoloration, brightening your natural tooth color. Quck and non-invasive, our whitening options are safe, effective, and enhance your smile’s appearance.
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Veneers
Veneers are customized shells made of either porcelain or composite resin bonded to the front of teeth to enhance their appearance. They’re an excellent cosmetic option for correcting chips, discoloration, gaps, and minor misalignment.
Veneers