Cosmetic Bonding – Arlington, TX
Enhance Your Smile with a Quick Cosmetic Treatment
Even if the imperfections on your teeth are relatively minor, they can still leave you feeling less than happy with the way your grin looks. In order to correct small dental flaws, Dr. Wardlaw may recommend cosmetic bonding. This treatment can be completed in a single visit, and it’s often ideal for making small aesthetic improvements. Ready to get a smile you can be proud of? Call our office to set up a consultation in order to learn more about cosmetic bonding.
Why Choose I-20 Family Dental for Cosmetic Bonding?
- Beautiful, Long-Lasting Composite Resin
- Team That Builds Trusting Relationships with Patients
- Comfortable and Relaxing Dental Practice
What Is Cosmetic Bonding?
Cosmetic bonding can be used to make various corrections to your smile. The process is very simple. First, we clean the tooth in question, and in some cases, we may remove any areas that have suffered from decay. Then we will apply composite resin to the tooth to hide the flaws that have been bothering you. After carefully sculpting the resin, we’ll harden it in place with a curing light.
Composite resin is an excellent material for improving the appearance of the teeth because it can be shaded to blend in seamlessly with your enamel. As such, the results of your cosmetic bonding treatment will look very natural, allowing you to show off your newly improved grin without reservation.
Who Is a Good Candidate for Cosmetic Bonding?
Our team can use cosmetic bonding to address a variety of issues, including chipped teeth, stubborn dental stains, minor cracks, small gaps in the smile, and more. Once you let us know what sort of changes you want to make, we can figure out whether cosmetic bonding could help you accomplish your goals.
Generally speaking, cosmetic bonding tends to be more suitable for patients who want a quick solution for minor dental flaws. If you have more extensive corrections in mind, you may want to think about having a different cosmetic procedure performed instead.
To confirm that you’re a good candidate for cosmetic bonding, we will need to perform an examination of your mouth for signs of oral health issues like cavities and gum disease. These issues should be taken care of before we start any cosmetic treatments.
The Benefits of Cosmetic Bonding
When trying to figure out which cosmetic dental service is right for you, be sure to remember that cosmetic bonding offers the following advantages: