Teeth Bonding
Teeth Bonding
A quick, budget-friendly fix for a chipped edge, small gap, or discolored spot — tooth-colored resin is shaped directly onto the tooth and hardened in place, often in a single visit.
Open Mon–Fri · 9AM–1PM & 2–6PM
What it is
Bonding uses a tooth-colored composite resin, applied directly to the tooth and sculpted by hand before being hardened with a curing light. It's one of the more conservative cosmetic options available — little to no enamel needs to be removed, unlike a veneer or crown — which makes it a good fit for smaller repairs: a chipped edge, a small gap, a bit of discoloration, or a slightly uneven tooth.
What to expect
- 1Prepping the tooth
The tooth surface is lightly roughened so the resin bonds securely, usually with no need for numbing. - 2Applying and shaping
The resin is applied in layers and shaped by hand to match the tooth's natural contour. - 3Curing and polishing
A curing light hardens each layer, then the bonded area is polished to blend smoothly with the rest of the tooth.