Instead of using metal, many dentists now prefer the benefits of composite resin for filling cavities. First, the material can be made to match your teeth’s natural shading, helping to create a seamless restoration. Secondly, and perhaps more importantly, the material bonds incredibly well with teeth, which helps to provide durable form of restoration which can help to protect a tooth damaged by a cavity, small crack, or other oral health threat.
While gold crowns were long considered the ideal treatment for a tooth badly damaged by a cavity or to protect one after root canal treatment, porcelain crowns have quickly become the most popular alternative. That’s because they offer the benefit of porcelain’s strength and stain-resistance with the cosmetic benefits that come with custom-crafted restorations. By matching your teeth’s shade, shape and contouring, a skilled ceramicist can help craft a crown that will serve you both functionally and cosmetically.
Composite bonding can improve small chips, minor gaps, uneven edges, narrow teeth, and certain localized…
Invisalign may correct crowded teeth, gaps, crooked or rotated teeth, and selected overbites, underbites, crossbites,…
Teeth whitening and bonding can be combined, but most patients should whiten first and bond…
Composite bonding on front teeth can last for years with good care, but the lifespan…
Dental bonding and tooth contouring, sometimes called teeth contouring and bonding, can be used together…
Composite edge bonding can often improve uneven, rough, or slightly chipped front tooth edges by…