Dental Bonding

Dental Bonding

Repair Chips, Cracks, and Gaps for a Seamless Smile

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    Whether you’re dealing with severe tooth pain, a knocked-out tooth, or another urgent dental concern, our team is ready to act quickly.

    What Is Dental Bonding?

    Dental bonding is a cosmetic treatment that uses a tooth-colored composite resin to repair and reshape damaged or discolored teeth. The resin is carefully applied, sculpted, and polished to match your surrounding teeth, creating a smooth, natural finish.

    It is a minimally invasive treatment that does not require anesthesia in most cases, making it one of the most convenient ways to enhance your smile.

    When Is Dental Bonding Recommended?

    Dental bonding is ideal for fixing minor cosmetic concerns, including:

    Bonding is often recommended for patients who want fast, affordable improvements without the need for veneers or crowns.

    Don’t let tooth pain take over your life.

    Whether it’s a scheduled visit or a dental emergency, our Brampton root canal specialists are here to help you smile again — pain-free.

    We offer evening hoursSaturday appointments, and walk-in availability for urgent cases. If your tooth is causing pain, don’t wait for it to get worse — we’re here and ready to help.

    Benefits of Dental Bonding

    Dental bonding is perfect for subtle yet noticeable enhancements that make your smile look healthier and more uniform.

    How long does dental bonding last?

    With proper care, dental bonding can last between 5 to 10 years. Avoid biting hard objects and maintain good oral hygiene to extend its lifespan.

    Is dental bonding painful?

    No. The procedure is typically painless and requires little to no anesthesia. Most patients find it very comfortable.

    Can dental bonding fix gaps between teeth?

    Yes. Dental bonding can close small gaps, reshape teeth, and create a more balanced, even smile.

    Does bonding look natural?

    Absolutely. The composite resin is custom-tinted to match your natural tooth color, creating a seamless, natural look.

    Can bonded teeth be whitened?

    No. The resin does not respond to whitening products, so it is best to whiten your teeth before bonding for a consistent color.

    How do I care for my bonded teeth?

    Brush and floss daily, limit staining foods like coffee or red wine, and schedule regular dental checkups to keep your bonded teeth looking their best.

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