Composite Bonding

Composite Bonding in Toronto – Restore Imperfections in Your Smile

Dental bonding is a treatment available for chipped, cracked, and discoloured teeth. While primarily a cosmetic procedure, composite bonding in Toronto adds some functional benefits by protecting the treated surfaces of your teeth.

Find out if this treatment is ideal for your unique dental needs when you schedule your consultation at 4th Floor Dental. We’re here to refresh your smile and inspire confidence with efficient and safe treatments.

What is Teeth Bonding in Toronto?

If you’re someone who suffers from some dental anxiety, you will be relieved to learn that teeth bonding in Toronto is a minimally invasive option that preserves your natural tooth enamel. Unlike porcelain veneers, there is no significant filing needed to prepare your teeth. Most cases require minimal surface treatment to roughen the enamel and help the resin adhere to the surface.

Overall, teeth bonding in Toronto is simpler than most cosmetic procedures. There’s no anesthesia needed, and your treatment can be completed in a single visit.

Your dentist will apply a special liquid to help with adhesion before applying composite resin to one or more of your teeth. Teeth bonding in Toronto is ideal for chips, cracks, minor shape issues, and discolouration.

The process for teeth bonding in Toronto is straightforward:

Dr. Emin will shade-match and prepare a composite resin material.

The material is bonded directly to your natural teeth and shaped to fill in gaps, cracks, and chips.

If you are concerned about deep staining, a thin layer is applied directly to the surface to create a bright and natural appearance.

After curing, final shaping and polishing give you a natural aesthetic.

Teeth bonding in Toronto is one of the most affordable ways to improve your smile.

Why Should You Consider Composite Bonding in Toronto?

You can have composite bonding in Toronto to improve the appearance of your smile.

Our Approach

Patients who visit us for bonding have diverse goals, the most common include:

Concealing chips and cracks in teeth.

Treating severe tooth discolouration that doesn’t respond to in-office whitening.

Closing gaps between teeth.

Making “short” teeth appear longer.

Changing the shape of teeth for a more consistent smile.

The material used for composite bonding in Toronto is like that used for aesthetic white fillings. It is strong and resilient, and bonding treatments typically last up to ten years. Because the treatment is minimally invasive, there is little risk of damaging your teeth.

Is Dental Bonding in Toronto More Effective Than Dental Veneers?

While dental veneers and dental bonding in Toronto can treat similar concerns, there’s no simple answer as to which is right for you. There are several things to consider, including the cost, your age, and your treatment goals.

Porcelain dental veneers typically require more preparation, so you will lose more tooth enamel in the process.

Veneers are made in a dental laboratory and cost more than dental bonding in Toronto.

You can get a complete treatment with dental bonding in Toronto in a single visit. Veneers usually take two to three visits.

We typically recommend that younger patients choose dental bonding over veneers. It helps to reduce the potential for damage when receiving successive treatments as patients age.

What Our Patients Are Saying

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Laura Beglin

I am very pleased with the care I received today. The staff are kind, helpful and informative. Nicole cleaned my teeth so well today! She got rid of staining and gave me tips on how to keep stains away. She was extremely gentle and calm. Dr. Emin is great with my kids as well and the whole experience was easy.

Sophie Elliott

I love the kind hygienist named Sandra here, she always makes me feel so at home! Dr Emin is amazing too. They fixed my chipped teeth and I can’t believe the difference!

Michelle S

Had my first appointment and my experience was wonderful. Nicole did my cleaning and she did an amazing job. Maria at the front desk is so warm and welcoming. Dr. Emin is very kind and thorough. I already booked my next 6 month check-up. I'm so glad my doctor recommended them to me.

Margie

I have been a patient of 4th Floor Dental since they opened. I find everyone to be very friendly and knowledgeable. Was totally impressed when I received a text message, from Dr. Emin, checking up on how my teeth were after my appointment the day before. That was a first for me.

Ivana Caluori

The staff here are absolutely wonderful. Maria on the front desk is so kind, and the techs and dentist take the time to explain everything that’s happening so you don’t feel overwhelmed. Definitely recommend.

When Should I Choose Invisalign® Over Dental Bonding?

If you have problems with the shape and position of your teeth, this could be an orthodontic issue rather than a cosmetic issue. Minor gaps between front teeth are treated with dental bonding in Toronto, but significant gaps, rotation problems, and alignment issues usually need orthodontic correction.

Invisalign® is a comfortable alternative to metal braces. Incremental clear plastic aligners are worn to gradually move teeth into their ideal positions. We will evaluate your smile during your consultation to determine if dental bonding in Toronto is the right treatment for you. We will always recommend a treatment that closely aligns with your goals and oral health needs. Our network of specialists ensures you have trusted care providers for referrals when your dental needs aren’t covered by our cosmetic and general dentistry services.

Caring for Your Teeth After Composite Bonding in Toronto

While the material used for composite bonding in Toronto is incredibly strong, it’s not as resilient as natural tooth enamel. You will need to be careful not to damage your improved smile.

Use a soft-bristled brush to gently clean your teeth. Brush twice a day as normal with a CDA-recommended fluoridated toothpaste to help prevent cavities.

Minimize foods and drinks that can stain teeth, including rich tomato-based dishes, coffee, dark tea, red wine, and heavily coloured foods.

Schedule routine checkups and in-office cleanings.

If you grind your teeth, talk to Dr. Emin about mouthguards and nightguards. These are essential if you suffer from bruxism.

With regular care, you can maintain a healthy and radiant smile. We’re ready to schedule your consultation. Book an appointment at 4^th Floor Dental and explore your options for composite bonding in Toronto and our complete range of cosmetic treatments.

Composite Bonding in Toronto