Teeth Bonding

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Teeth Bonding

• Teeth bonding is the process of applying filling
  material, or composite, to one or more teeth to
  disguise minor cosmetic issues like cracks or
  staining.

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• Dr. Ala Din matches the color of the composite
  to the natural shading of your teeth as closely
  as possible. Over the past several years, the
  materials used for the teeth bonding process have
  become more durable than ever. If you are
  considering enhancing your smile with a cosmetic
  dentistry procedure, teeth bonding is a fast,
  non-invasive, and pain-free way to go about it.

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How it Works

• After Dr. Din layers the bonding and applies
  it to your teeth, he molds and shapes it until
  you are satisfied with the results. The materials
  used in the bonding process are the same as those
  contained in a dental filling. Another similarity
  is that Dr. Din applies the bonding material to
  your teeth directly. For this reason, you need to
  be highly committed to excellent oral hygiene
  habits. A benefit of regular brushing and
  flossing is that your newly bonded teeth will
  sparkle.

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Most Conservative Cosmetic Dentistry
Option

• Although Dr. Din offers several other options
  for concealing cracks, chips, gaps, and staining,
  teeth bonding is the most conservative because it
  involves a direct application. Depending on your
  specific issue, you may also want to consider
  these alternatives

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• Professional Teeth Whitening Using a
  bleaching gel and a special curing light, Dr. Din
  can remove brown or yellow staining from your
  teeth in several applications. Most people
  increase the brightness of their smile by at
  least several shades.

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• Porcelain Veneers Dr. Din attaches a veneer
  to the front of your tooth surface to disguise
  common cosmetic issues. Although the veneer is
  extremely thin, he needs to remove a small amount
  of tooth enamel in order for it to fit properly.

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• Bonding may also be substituted for
  orthodontic work, tooth restoration, or tooth
  replacement in certain situations. Please contact
  the dental office of Dr. Ala Din to learn more
  about teeth bonding and whether it is right for
  you.
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