Dental Bonding
Chipped, cracked, or discolored teeth can detract from an otherwise gorgeous smile.
Dental bonding is a cosmetic treatment that conceals imperfections with the application of a tooth-colored composite resin material.
Drs. Ruth E. Bailey and Kasey R. Sliger perform bonding at our Knoxville, TN, practice using biomimetic materials for optimal strength.
When Is Dental Bonding Recommended?
Bonding can address a wide range of aesthetic flaws. Our dental team may recommend this procedure to:
Conceal chips and cracks
Alter the shape or size of a tooth
Cover discoloration
Close gaps between the teeth
Replace old amalgam fillings
How Does Dental Bonding Work?
What to Expect during Your Bonding Appointment
During your consultation at our Knoxville, TN, dental office, we will spend as much time as you need explaining the procedure and showing you photographs of previous patients and their results. We will have you point out areas of your smile that make you feel self-conscious so that we can design a treatment that meets your unique needs. Once you are happy with your proposed treatment plan, we will get started.
Biomimetic Materials for Optimal Strength
At Cosmetic Dentistry of Knoxville, our doctors use only the highest-quality materials available. For cosmetic bonding, we use a biomimetic approach to enhance the teeth using minimally invasive processes and natural-looking materials. The two primary biomimetic dentistry materials used at our practice are Kuraray and OMNICHROMA. These materials produce a bond that is 400 percent stronger than conventional dental bonding materials. OMNICHROMA also picks up the color of the surrounding tooth structure, so patients can undergo teeth whitening and the color will still match.
How to Keep Your Results Looking Great
Brush your teeth at least twice a day using a soft-bristled brush and nonabrasive toothpaste. Be sure to floss between the teeth once daily to remove tartar and food particles. This will help keep your smile looking healthy and beautiful.
Berries, tea, coffee, soy sauce, red wine, and other dark-colored foods and drinks can discolor the bonding material over time. Consume these in moderation and rinse your mouth out with water after every meal to maintain your results.
Even if you have impeccable dental hygiene at home, routine checkups and cleanings are essential. Our team can detect any potential problems before they develop. We can also offer tips and tricks for keeping your restorations looking new.
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Courtney E. Coffey
2020
My husband and I had such a great first time experience at Ruth E. Bailey D.D.S office! Everyone was super friendly, the office was so clean, and we spent so much time with the Dentist. We are excited to have their group as our new dentist! Very glad we made the switch.
Tiffany Poston
2020
Dr. Bailey and all of her staff are very kind, caring, attentive, and professional. I have already recommended Dr. Bailey to several people as her and her staff have made my two experiences there so far very pleasant! I highly recommend if you are looking for an excellent dentist.
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