At a glance
Do you have chipped teeth? Our Bradbury Sierra Madre dentist can fix a broken tooth with dental bonding, restoring your smile. Call now! Serving Pasadena and Monrovia.
- Dentists
- Dr. Peter S. Young & Dr. Clifford S. Young
- Location
- 301 W Huntington Dr #217, Arcadia, CA 91007
- Appointments
- (626) 445-2536 · same-day available
- New patients
- Welcome — PPO insurance & financing accepted
Repair and Enhance Your Teeth With Bonding
Dental bonding is a cost-effective option for correcting issues such as chipped teeth, broken teeth, large gaps between teeth, or severe discoloration. This procedure involves applying composite resin to the tooth to repair or enhance its appearance. Unlike other procedures that require multiple visits, dental bonding can be completed in less time. The composite resin bonds to the tooth once it is applied and set.
How Does Dental Bonding Work?
Treatment can typically be finished in a single visit, but the duration and frequency of visits will vary based on the amount of work required and the number of teeth involved. A dental professional will first roughen the tooth surface before applying resin to ensure a secure bond. The resin is then shaped, smoothed, and hardened using ultraviolet light or a laser. Finally, the bonding is polished to achieve the desired shape and outcome.
Who can benefit from Dental Bonding?
Dental bonding is a cosmetic procedure that can help individuals with aesthetic concerns regarding one or more teeth. It may be the perfect solution for patients facing issues such as:
- Discoloration | Patients who have severely discolored teeth that cannot be corrected with whitening
- Chipped or broken teeth | Patients with chipped teeth
- Gaps between the teeth | Patients with gaps or spacing between teeth
- Short or misshaped teeth | Patients who want to lengthen or change the shape of their teeth
Dental bonding is a quicker and more affordable alternative to porcelain veneers. However, one downside is that the composite resin used in bonding can be prone to staining. We advise patients with dental bonding to steer clear of smoking and to be cautious when consuming foods and beverages that may cause staining.