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Dental Bonding Near You in Grande Prairie, AB

Dental Bonding is a common treatment used by Higson Dental Group as an alternative to porcelain veneers and will improve the appearance, strength, and function of your teeth. Rather than using a porcelain shell, bonding utilizes a plastic resin applied to your tooth’s surface to smooth out any irregularities.

How Does Dental Bonding Work?

The procedure of teeth bonding starts with the dentist lightly etching the surface of the tooth and applying a bonding liquid. When the bonding liquid sets, the resin is then applied and sculpted into the correct shape. Once the resin has hardened, it is trimmed, smoothed out and polished to match the existing natural teeth. A dental inlay is similar to a filling and fits inside the top edges of the tooth. A dental onlay is more extensive and extends over the top of the treated tooth.

What Are Dental Inlays or Onlays Considerations?

The dental bonding procedure for a dental inlays or onlay is often completed in a single visit to your trusted dentist near you, Higson Dental Group, and can significantly improve a tooth’s appearance and functionality. However, since the plastic resin used in teeth bonding doesn’t have the strength of your natural tooth enamel, it is more likely to stain, chip or break. Bonding often needs to be repaired within three to five years.

Dental Bonding Before and After

The procedure of teeth bonding can greatly improve your smile and have fairly dramatic results. As seen in the before and after images below.

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