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Dental Bonding

Why Cosmetic Dental Bonding?

What Is Cosmetic Dental Bonding?

Dental bonding is a procedure in which a tooth-colored resin (a type of durable plastic) is applied to the tooth and hardened with a special light, which ultimately “bonds” the material to the tooth to restore or improve a person’s smile. Bonding is done to repair a decayed, chipped, fractured, or discolored tooth. If you live in Knightdale, Wendell, or Zebulon, NC or the surrounding areas, we would like to serve you.

Dental bonding is a rather simple procedure. Dr. Chidester will clean the target area before applying the bonding resin. Then, He will choose a resin that matches your tooth color. Afterward, They will attach and mold the resin to the shape of the tooth. The resin is applied layer by layer until the area has the desired look. Dr. Chidester will then harden the resin using ultraviolet light. Once the resin has hardened, the last step is to make sure that the tooth looks correct. The final step is to polish the tooth.

 

Anyone interested in dental bonding should be aware that resin can stain and is most likely to do so within the first few hours after treatment. This is why it’s important that you avoid drinking liquids like coffee, tea, or red wine. You should also not smoke during this time.

 

We know that keeping your smile looking great is important to you. When discoloration, minor chips, or spacing occurs, you should not have to deal with a difficult and expensive dental procedure. Here at Maplewood Family Dental in Knightdale, NC, we provide cosmetic bonding to help solve these small issues that will crop up from time to time without the cost of major procedures.

 

If you have questions about dental bonding, please reach out to us at (919) 438-3933 or email us.

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Cosmetic Dentistry

Enhancing the color and shape of your teeth 

General Dentistry

Dental health check-ups and cavity care

Orthodontic Treatment

Straightening your smile

Pediatric Dentistry

Child-friendly dentistry

Oral Surgery

Teeth removal

Prosthodontics

Implants and dentures

Implant Restoration

Endodontic Treatment

Caring for dental injuries and keeping the roots of your teeth healthy

Periodontal Care

Protecting your gum health

Preventive Dentistry

Dental devices for teeth protection, and oral cancer checks

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