Cosmetic Dental Bonding and Enamel Shaping
February 15, 2020
Cosmetic dental bonding and enamel shaping could be just what the dentist ordered if you have small chips or cracks in your teeth. If that small gap between your front teeth also causes issues with self-esteem, cosmetic bonding could do the trick.
What is Cosmetic Dental Bonding?
Cosmetic dental bonding is a process used by your dentist in Kerrville Dr. Carroll Butler. Much like a sculptor, Dr. Butler uses cosmetic dental bonding for minor restorations and repairs. Cosmetic dental bonding is also used to enhance your smile, whether you have chips or cracks, or just want your teeth to shine again.
If you are a good fit for cosmetic dental bonding, Dr. Butler will take digital pictures and x-rays before applying a solution to the tooth. Because that solution roughens the tooth, it makes for a strong and sturdy bond.
After the tooth is prepared, Dr. Butler goes to work applying the dental bonding resin that has been matched to the rest of the tooth. When your cosmetic dentist in Kerrville is satisfied, the tooth is cured with a laser or light.
What is Enamel Shaping?
Your Kerrville cosmetic dentist uses enamel shaping along side with cosmetic dental bonding. Enamel shaping contours teeth giving immediate results. Enamel shaping can improve one or all of your teeth. Dr. Butler often uses enamel shaping to even out the edges on front teeth, to smooth minor chips and to round off any sharp tips on your teeth. Enamel shaping proportions your teeth also.
Both cosmetic dental bonding and cosmetic contouring can be provided on their own, or together dependent on Dr. Butlers overall plan.
Cosmetic Bonding and Enamel Shaping for a Quick Fix
While cosmetic dental bonding won’t last as long as porcelain veneers or cosmetic dental crowns, it still provides tooth restoration bringing the tooth or teeth back to original function.
If you would like to learn more about cosmetic dental bonding, enamel shaping, or any other cosmetic dentistry procedure, call and schedule an appointment with your dentist in Kerrville today.
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