Dental
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Almoney Dental Group
Miamisburg
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Dental Bonding in Dayton, Kettering & Miamisburg, OH
Dental bonding uses a tooth‑colored composite resin to quickly repair chips, cracks, small gaps, or discoloration, often in a single appointment and without removing significant enamel.
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Why Patients Choose Dental Bonding
Dental bonding is one of the most conservative cosmetic solutions available. Instead of covering the entire tooth with a veneer or crown, we add a small amount of composite resin only where it’s needed. The material is matched to your natural shade, sculpted to the ideal contour, and cured with a special light that hardens it in seconds.
Because bonding requires little or no anesthesia and minimal preparation, most appointments take under an hour. That makes it perfect for busy professionals, students on break, or anyone looking for an affordable way to refresh their smile without multiple visits. Patients often choose bonding to:
- Repair small chips or fractures
- Reshape uneven edges
- Close tiny spaces between teeth
- Mask stubborn stains that resist whitening
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The Bonding Procedure Step‑by‑Step
- Shade Selection: We compare sample colors to your enamel under natural‑looking lights, ensuring an invisible blend.
- Surface Preparation: A gentle cleaner prepares the outer enamel for better adhesion. This takes about 15 seconds and is completely painless.
- Application & Sculpting: Soft composite is layered onto the tooth, shaped with fine instruments, and contoured to match adjacent teeth.
- Curing: A high‑intensity blue light hardens the resin within 30 seconds per layer.
- Finishing Touches: We refine the shape with diamond burs and polish the surface to a glass‑like sheen so it reflects light just like natural enamel.
The entire process is so comfortable that many patients don’t even require local anesthesia.
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Longevity and Maintenance
With proper care, bonded areas typically last five to seven years before needing a touch‑up. Composite resin is durable, but not as hard as porcelain, so a few simple habits will extend its life:
- Avoid biting ice, fingernails, or other hard objects.
- Wear a nightguard if you clench or grind while sleeping.
- Limit dark beverages for the first 48 hours; fresh composite can absorb pigment more easily during this time.
- Schedule routine cleanings so we can polish away surface stains and inspect the margins for wear.
Is Bonding the Right Choice for You?
Dental bonding is ideal for small to moderate cosmetic fixes. If you’re seeking a dramatic transformation, porcelain veneers or crowns may offer greater longevity and stain resistance. During your consultation, we’ll examine bite forces, aesthetic goals, and budget to recommend the best solution.
Because bonding is reversible and enamel‑friendly, it’s also a popular option for teens or young adults who may want a more permanent restoration later in life. Whatever your stage, our team will guide you toward a choice that balances appearance, durability, and cost.
Patient Reviews
Kari, who did my bottom tooth bonding was fabulous!!! She explained each step, prior to doing that step. As well, she kept asking me if I was ok. This girl walks on water in my book. Know, I am a critical old school teacher to please…just saying…smile!!!! Not easy to get 5 stars with me…unless it was impeccable from start to finish…and that it was!!! Thank you Kari!
Victoria K.
FAQ
Is dental bonding painful?
Most patients feel no discomfort; the procedure is typically completed without anesthesia.
Will the bonded area stain over time?
Today’s composites are designed to minimize discoloration however they can absorb pigments. Regular polishing and occasional touch‑up whitening help keep it bright.
How does bonding compare in cost to veneers?
Bonding is generally less expensive per tooth, making it a budget‑friendly option for minor repairs.
Can bonded teeth be whitened later?
Bleaching gels do not lighten composite, but the material can be replaced or resurfaced to match a new shade.
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