Dental Bonding in Calgary, AB
If you feel self-conscious about chipped, cracked, or misshapen teeth, please ask our dentists near you for dental bonding treatment. Bonding is a simple, non-invasive and effective way to restore minor, aesthetic flaws.
Once you visit Sunridge Dental Clinic for a consultation, we will determine if you’re an ideal candidate for bonding. We also provide an extensive range of cosmetic restorations including veneers, teeth whitening and implants.
How Does Dental Bonding Help?
Dental bonding in Calgary, AB is usually done on front teeth as these are the most visible when we smile. Our dentists bond your tooth to correct minor imperfections such as:
- Chipped and cracked teeth: We use composite resin to camouflage any flaws.
- Short and too-small teeth: We apply bonding material to extend small teeth around the edges. Similarly, we can lengthen a short tooth to give you can even smile.
- Gaps in the dental arch: Our dentists will apply resin on the inside edges of teeth to close unsightly spaces.
- Stains on the front teeth: Dental bonding at Sunridge Dental Clinic can remove stubborn stains that cannot be removed with teeth whitening treatment.
Why Is Bonding a Preferred Restoration Option?
Dental bonding treatment near you offers multiple benefits over more complex procedures like veneers or implants.
Bonding Is Minimally Invasive
We do not need to file down tooth structure to bond the tooth, and this is why we do not need to numb the tooth. When our trained dentists in Calgary, AB place veneers, we will need to file down the tooth to accommodate the restoration. Crowns require even more removal of the structure.
Most patients do not need desensitisation or local anesthesia for the procedure. If you experience slight discomfort, please let us know so we can apply some numbing gel.
You Get a New Smile in Just a Single Appointment
Our dentists can complete a dental bonding procedure in just one appointment, unlike veneers or crowns that often need a couple of weeks. Since composite resin is not as resistant as tooth enamel, avoid biting down on hard foods like nuts and ice cubes.