Dental Bonding at Viva Dental Orangeville
Dental Bonding in Orangeville
Dental bonding is a popular choice in cosmetic dentistry because it’s highly effective, cost-effective, and provides long-lasting results. But how long does it actually last? When combined with good dental care, composite bonding can stay in good shape for up to ten years before needing any touch-up work.
However, if you don’t take good care of your teeth or frequently eat hard foods, the bonding might not last as long. Also, if you regularly consume things that can stain, like tea, coffee, or dark-colored foods, it could cause the bonding to change color earlier, affecting how it looks.
What are the applications of Dental Bonding?
Many patients choose dental bonding to quickly improve their smiles. Unlike veneers or crowns that take multiple appointments, bonding can be done in just one visit, giving you an instant and noticeable transformation. It’s especially popular with teenagers and young adults because it’s one of the simplest and most budget-friendly options in cosmetic dentistry.
While the longevity of dental bonding doesn’t match that of veneers or crowns made in a lab, it helps preserve more of your natural tooth enamel. Plus, you often don’t need anesthesia unless the bonding material is used for filling cavities. However, because there are some limitations to dental bonding, some dental bonding dentists mainly use it for minor cosmetic changes. Since each patient’s needs are unique, it’s a good idea to talk to your dentist about the best cosmetic approach for your specific situation.
Do you want to know more about our Dental Bonding services? Feel free to ask Dr. Rakhshanfar or any of our team members for more details.
You can give us a call at 519 938 5200 to set up a time to talk or to find out about the price of Dental Bonding at our clinic. Our dentist and the team are here to make sure you have a great dental experience and to keep your smile healthy and shining.
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VIVA DENTAL GROUP ORANGEVILLE
Our team of highly trained professionals uses the latest dentistry technologies to maintain your brilliant healthy smile. Located at 287 BROADWAY, ORANGEVILLE come visit us today.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is dental bonding (tooth bonding) at Viva Dental?
Dental bonding is a cosmetic treatment where tooth-coloured composite resin is sculpted and bonded to the tooth to improve shape, repair damage, or enhance appearance.What issues can cosmetic dental bonding fix?
Bonding can help with a chipped tooth, cracked edges, small gaps, worn teeth, uneven tooth shape, and minor staining that doesn’t respond well to whitening.How long does dental bonding take?
Most dental bonding appointments are completed in one visit, often within 30–90 minutes, depending on how many teeth are being treated.Is dental bonding painful—do I need freezing?
Bonding is usually painless and often doesn’t require freezing unless there’s decay removal or the tooth needs more shaping.How long does composite bonding last?
With good home care, many composite bonding cases last several years. Longevity depends on bite pressure, habits (like nail-biting), and whether you grind/clench.Does dental bonding stain over time?
Yes—bonding material can pick up stains from coffee, tea, red wine, and smoking. Regular hygiene visits and polishing can help maintain the look.What’s the difference between dental bonding vs veneers?
Bonding is typically more conservative and budget-friendly for small cosmetic changes. Veneers (often porcelain) are more stain-resistant and can be better for bigger smile makeovers.What’s the difference between dental bonding vs a filling?
A filling restores a cavity caused by decay. Cosmetic bonding is focused on appearance—repairing chips, reshaping teeth, or closing small gaps—though both use similar composite materials.Can I eat normally after tooth bonding?
Yes, but Viva Dental typically recommends avoiding hard/sticky foods (ice, hard candies, chewing on pens) to reduce the risk of chipping the bonded area.How much does dental bonding cost in Ontario (and is it covered by insurance)?
Dental bonding cost depends on the tooth and amount of resin needed. Some insurance plans may cover bonding if it’s considered restorative (e.g., repairing a fracture), while purely cosmetic bonding may have limited coverage.