Composite Bonding
Bonding is a dental technique whereby a tooth coloured material is fixed to the existing tooth surface to create a bond. The bond material is typically a hardened plastic derivative and is designed to improve the tooth’s appearance by changing size, shape or covering surface fractures and defects so giving the appearance of straight teeth. It is a conservative and relatively simple way of altering the appearance of a tooth or teeth and is usually completed in a single visit.
Composite Bonding - Case1
The two upper front teeth have been restored using a combination of tooth whitening and replacement of the old uneasthetic composite bonding with new composite bonding.
Composite Bonding - Case 2
In this case the severely worn lower six front teeth are restored using composite bonding techniques. (upper jaw restored with a denture, see complete denture section).
