5 Things You Need to Know Before Getting Composite Bonding
Composite bonding can transform a smile with minimal fuss and immediate visual impact. It uses a tooth colored resin that is sculpted and hardened directly onto enamel to mask chips gaps and stains. Patients often like the speed of the treatment and the fact that it requires little tooth removal in many cases. Before you schedule an appointment it pays to have a clear sense of what the treatment can and cannot do for your teeth. 1. What Composite Bonding Actually Does Composite bonding fills small gaps repairs chips and covers surface stains with material that closely matches natural enamel. Technicians shape the resin in thin layers to rebuild form which gives control over contours and symmetry in ways that feel quite direct. Because the material bonds to enamel the…









