Cosmetic bonding is a restorative method that can be made to match your natural teeth to improve their appearance. It is less invasive than other treatments, and most patients find that it is a comfortable treatment that requires no anaesthetic.
Your dentist will apply a tooth-coloured composite resin to repair and improve the aesthetics of one or multiple teeth. Once the product is applied to your teeth, your dentist will shape the tooth and harden the product using UV light. The procedure can be done within a single appointment that involves no damage to your natural tooth.
There are various reasons why patients may prefer cosmetic bonding:
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