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Dental 4 Less – What Is Dental Bonding?

Dental bonding is generally cosmetic dental care service. Dental bonding is a procedure used to correct minor flaws in your smile, such as chips, cracks, stains, or slightly gaped or crooked teeth. Your dentist will use a shade guide to match the composite resin material they will use to the existing shade of your teeth, ensuring that the dental work will not be noticeable.

At your dental bonding appointment, your dentist will apply the composite resin to the affected teeth, using a bonding agent to make sure it sticks. Then, he/she will sculpt the highly malleable material into the right form. Finally, using a curing light, your dentist will harden the material into place.

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