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Chipped Tooth? Here’s What You Need!

Wednesday, November 2nd, 2016

White smileEven the strongest, healthiest teeth can fall foul to accidents and injuries. Tooth enamel is incredibly strong, but chips are fairly common. Even a minor chip can have a significant impact on the look of your smile and your confidence. Thankfully, if you’re worried about chips, we can help. Sometimes, clients opt for veneers for chips, especially if they have additional problems, such as staining. But there is an alternative. Allow us to introduce you to cosmetic bonding.

Everything you need to know about cosmetic bonding

Cosmetic bonding, also known as composite bonding, is a very simple but very effective dental procedure, which has incredible aesthetic benefits for your smile. This treatment involves using dental composite, a tooth-coloured material, to patch up work edges, alter the shape of individual teeth, and repair chips.

Composite bonding is a simpler, faster and more affordable option than dental veneers. It can be completed in a single session, and there’s absolutely no pain involved.

If you choose to have bonding, your dentist will go through the procedure with you. Before they begin, they will select the shade of composite that is closest to your natural tooth colour. They will then apply the composite, which looks and feels like dental putty, and shape it. Your dentist will mould the composite to carry out the desired changes, using their creativity and practical skills to achieve amazing results. The composite is then hardened using a curing light. Once the composite has set, your dentist will make any final adjustments to ensure a flawless finish.

Is bonding the right treatment for me?

Many of us are conscious about the appearance of our smiles. If you have minor imperfections, we can make your smile look more attractive and boost your confidence by using simple, painless techniques like composite bonding. This treatment is suitable for those with chips, worn and uneven teeth, small gaps between the teeth and misshapen teeth. To find out more, give us a call today!

Weather Your Tooth Erosion with Cosmetic Bonding

Friday, April 22nd, 2016

If your teeth have fallen victim to acid erosion then you might have considered pricey treatments like veneers to get your smile back on track. But did you know there’s a faster and more cost effective option? Cosmetic bonding can restore your smile in a single visit and is significantly cheaper than veneers or crowns.

What is bonding used for?

Cosmetic bonding uses a material called resin, which becomes very resilient when it sets. This treatment can be used to treat:

  • Tooth decay
  • Chipped teeth
  • Broken teeth
  • Uneven teeth
  • Gaps in the smile
  • Discoloration

The bonding procedure

The procedure is pretty straightforward. Firstly, your dentist will mix the resin to make sure the colour matches your natural teeth.

Your tooth will then be prepared. This involves roughening the surface so that the resin can get a firm grip on your tooth.

Once your tooth is ready, your dentist will apply the resin to the tooth and sculpt it into shape. Finally they’ll solidify the resin using a special laser, before giving the tooth a polish for a natural finish.

Bonding benefits

Cosmetic bonding treatment is an effective and long-lasting treatment and the best part is, it can be completed in one appointment!

Your teeth will look beautiful and natural afterwards and there’s no need for downtime after the procedure.

Learn More About Composite Bonding

Tuesday, January 12th, 2016

If you’re searching for a solution to chipped or worn teeth or gaps between your teeth, dental bonding could be the golden ticket. This simple procedure produces amazing results very quickly and there’s no need for needles or the dreaded dental drill!

What is composite bonding?

Composite bonding is a cosmetic dental procedure used to repair individual teeth and make changes that have an incredible impact on the aesthetic of the smile. This treatment is suited to patients with cosmetic imperfections such as chipped and worn teeth, jagged edges, misshapen teeth and gaps between the teeth. It represents an alternative to veneers and cosmetic braces.

The bonding procedure involves using a putty like material called dental composite, which is matched to the shade of your teeth and builds up surfaces, improves the shape of a tooth, closes gaps between teeth and repairs chips. Your dentist will shape and craft the composite and when they are satisfied with the placement of it, they will set it using a curing light.

The entire procedure usually takes less than an hour and there’s no pain involved, so you don’t have to put up with needles and injections. You can simply relax and get ready to see your new smile.

What are the advantages of composite bonding?

Composite bonding is a simple, safe, affordable and highly effective solution for slightly damaged, worn teeth and small gaps between the teeth. The changes your dentist will make to each individual tooth may be minor, but the overall impression will be amazing and you’ll be staggered at the difference this quick and painless treatment can make to your smile and your confidence.

If you’re interested in finding out more, call us now and book your appointment today.

How to Treat a Broken Tooth

Thursday, May 14th, 2015

The general wear and tear of daily life can take its toll on the teeth and if you have chipped, worn or broken teeth, we have some amazing restorative remedies on offer. We can also provide urgent assistance for dental injuries. Simply call us and we will do our best to get you an appointment as quickly as possible.

Composite bonding for broken teeth

In minor cases when a tooth is not extensively damaged, we may recommend a procedure called composite bonding to treat a broken, chipped or worn tooth. Composite bonding is more affordable, quicker and less invasive than veneers and it offers amazing cosmetic benefits as well as adding strength to the teeth.

Bonding is a technique that uses dental composite, a soft, tooth-coloured material that hardens when exposed to strong light. This repairs the teeth and improve the look of the smile. Your dentist will mould the composite when it is soft and then harden it using a curing light once they are happy with the result. Composite bonding can be used to repair chips and restore worn surfaces and edges, re-shape the teeth and decrease gaps between teeth.

What are the advantages of dental bonding?

Dental bonding produces effective results rapidly. Treatment is usually complete within an hour and you’ll notice the difference immediately. Although bonding doesn’t last as long as veneers, this treatment is much less expensive and it can be replaced very easily in the event of any damage occurring. Bonding is also painless, so you can enjoy amazing results without any worry at all.

If you like the sound of bonding and you’re searching for an easy way to transform chipped, worn and broken teeth into a beautiful, functional smile, call us today!

Start September with a Stunning New Smile!

Monday, September 1st, 2014

The summer is drawing to a close and what better way to skip into September and celebrate the start of autumn than treating yourself to a stunning new smile? With our amazing cosmetic dental treatments, we have a solution for every problem and the means to transform any set of teeth into a beautiful, beaming smile.

It’s no surprise that our cosmetic dental services are becoming increasingly popular year on year, as the look of the smile is so important. You show off your smile consciously and sub-consciously hundreds of times every day and it’s important to feel confident when your teeth are on show; if you’re not comfortable with the look of your smile, this can affect your performance at work, your self-esteem and your social life. With our treatments and expert care, aesthetic issues can be a thing of the past!

Our treatments

We offer an array of cosmetic treatments to tackle problems such as staining and discolouration, weak and chipped teeth, gaps between the teeth, a gummy smile, misaligned teeth and lost teeth. We can also combine cosmetic, restorative and orthodontic treatment to create bespoke smile makeovers, which work wonders for your appearance, as well as your confidence.

Our treatments include:

  • tooth whitening
  • porcelain veneers
  • cosmetic bonding and gum reshaping
  • tooth replacement treatment e.g. dental implants, porcelain crowns and white fillings
  • a host of modern and innovative orthodontic solutions

Whatever your dental issue, we can help!

To find out more about our treatments, our practice and the difference a stunning smile can make, call us now and arrange a consultation!

Restoring Damaged, Broken Teeth in the City of Liverpool with Cosmetic Bonding

Monday, July 9th, 2012

Teeth can become broken or damaged for a number of reasons, ranging from trauma (being hit or knocked out) to simple ‘everyday’ wear and tear. When teeth become broken, it is very important to have them treated and repaired. Teeth left damaged can cause problems with eating or speaking normally, to say nothing of the further damage that can be caused by bacteria or infection setting in the broken tooth – sometimes leading as far as an abscess or a tooth falling out altogether. If a tooth is very badly damaged, it may be necessary to have a dental implant to replace the tooth. At the other end of the scale, less serious damage can be corrected with dental veneers, which cover the teeth. However, the most common treatment in the City of Liverpool for damaged teeth is a technique known as composite bonding.

What is composite bonding?

The basic principle behind composite bonding is to bind together the broken parts of the tooth, so that it once again functions like a normal tooth. As the materials used can be matched to the surrounding teeth, it will look like a normal tooth as well. After the tooth has been cleaned, the dentist will choose the necessary ‘shade’ of bonding material and then etch the surface of the tooth with a special gel. This gives the bonding material a better surface to grip. The bonding material is then applied, and a special ‘curing’ light is used to set the material. Composite bonding is not as strong as some restorative materials such as porcelain, but worn-down bonding material is very easy to replace, and the procedure is relatively simple in the first place.

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