Cosmetic Bonding in Wibsey
Natural wear and tear of teeth.
Minor cracks or uneven edges can impact your smile. Cosmetic bonding is a simple, non-invasive solution to address these issues and rebuild your confidence.
Cosmetic bonding in Wibsey is a versatile treatment to fix imperfections and give you a natural, beautiful smile.
What is cosmetic bonding?
Cosmetic bonding, also known as tooth bonding, is a dental procedures that repair chips, cracks, gaps, or discolouration of your teeth.
The dentist carefully shapes and polishes a tooth-coloured composite resin or dental cement to ensure that it blends seamlessly with your existing teeth.
Bonding, unlike crowns or veneers, is a minimally invasive procedure that preserves the natural structure of your tooth while producing impressive results.
Why choose cosmetic bonding?
Here is why cosmetic tooth bonding is the preferred choice of treatment:
Quick and convenient
Minimally invasive
Customised for you
Cost-effective
Cosmetic bonding for tooth wear build-up
Over time, your teeth may undergo noticeable changes due to daily wear and tear. Common causes include:
- Bruxism (teeth grinding): Stress or misaligned teeth can cause grinding and flattening of the edges of your teeth, a condition known as attrition.
- Acid erosion: Acidic foods, fizzy drinks, and acid reflux gradually erode enamel.
- General wear and tear: Habits such as chewing ice, biting nails, and simply getting older can all cause tooth attrition, erosion, and abrasions.
Cosmetic Tooth wear build-ups can repair and rebuild worn teeth and restore their original shape and strength.
Commonly include composites or tooth-coloured dental cement.
At Taylored Dental Care, we repair the missing portions of the teeth, improve functionality, and create a uniform, youthful appearance while protecting the underlying tooth structure.
Frequently asked questions
How long does cosmetic bonding last?
Is cosmetic bonding suitable for everyone?
It’s ideal for those with minor to moderate imperfections. For severely damaged teeth or large gaps, options such as veneers or crowns may be more effective.
Does the bonding material stain?
Composite resin can stain over time, especially if you consume staining foods or drinks frequently, such as coffee, red wine, or curry. To keep your smile looking bright, avoid smoking and brush and floss your teeth regularly.
Consultation
We’ll start by discussing your smile goals and treatment expectations. We then evaluate…
Preparation
Unless you have sensitive teeth, little to no anaesthesia is required. The surface…
Bonding
The composite resin is then applied, sculpted to the desired shape, and hardened…
Polishing
The final step is to carefully polish the surface to achieve a smooth,…
How does the cosmetic bonding process work?
Nervous about dental procedures?
Though quick and non-invasive, tooth wear build-ups and tooth bonding treatments can be difficult if you are already afraid of going to the dentist.
- Gentle approaches: Our skilled team explains each step of the procedure, making you feel informed and at ease.
- Pain-free approach: Bonding is a non-invasive procedure that causes minimal discomfort. We are happy to discuss additional ways to ensure your comfort if necessary.
- Relaxing atmosphere: Our warm, welcoming clinic environment and friendly staff will make your visit stress-free and enjoyable.
Her dedication to patient well-being and her ability to restore both function and aesthetics make Dr Cutler a trusted provider for individuals seeking high-quality general dentistry and transformative, full-mouth rehabilitation treatments.
Dr Cutler’s approach is characterised by personalised care, taking the time to understand each patient’s unique concerns and working at a pace that suits them. This empathetic methodology is particularly beneficial for individuals undergoing comprehensive treatments, such as full-mouth rehabilitation, where trust and comfort are paramount.
Graduating from the University of Leeds in 2012, Dr. Cutler has dedicated her career to creating a comfortable and supportive environment for her patients. She holds both sedation qualifications and Dental Phobia Certification, highlighting her commitment to assisting nervous or phobic patients in overcoming their dental anxieties.
Her dedication to patient well-being and her ability to restore both function and aesthetics make Dr Cutler a trusted provider for individuals seeking high-quality general dentistry and transformative, full-mouth rehabilitation treatments. Dr Rosina Cutler is an exceptional choice for general dentistry and full mouth rehabilitation at Taylored Dental Care, offering a compassionate and patient-centred approach to dental care.
Dr Cutler’s approach is characterised by personalised care, taking the time to understand each patient’s unique concerns and working at a pace that suits them. This empathetic methodology is particularly beneficial for individuals undergoing comprehensive treatments, such as full-mouth rehabilitation, where trust and comfort are paramount.
Graduating from the University of Leeds in 2012, Dr. Cutler has dedicated her career to creating a comfortable and supportive environment for her patients. She holds both sedation qualifications and Dental Phobia Certification, highlighting her commitment to assisting nervous or phobic patients in overcoming their dental anxieties.
Dr Rosina Cutler is an exceptional choice for general dentistry and full mouth rehabilitation at Taylored Dental Care, offering a compassionate and patient-centred approach to dental care.
