Bonding

Dental Bonding in Seattle, WA


Do you have cracks or chips in your teeth that you’d like to hide? What about gaps between your teeth that you wish were filled? Are you struggling with discoloration or stained teeth despite adhering to a strict oral hygiene regimen? At Greenlake Dental, these are but simple fixes for our Seattle, WA area patients.

With a cosmetic dentistry procedure known as dental bonding, in less than an hour in our office, you can renew your flawed teeth for a smile that you’ll be proud to show off again.

Dental bonding is a quick, painless, and easy treatment that repairs minor flaws and only requires one appointment with us. What’s more? It’s one of the most affordable options in cosmetic dentistry that we offer.

Cosmetic dentistry procedures are often costly, and many insurances won’t cover extensive work. However, at Greenlake Dental in Seattle, WA, our team understands the importance of bearing a smile that you’re confident to show off, which is why we offer dental bonding to our patients coveting a more aesthetically pleasing set of teeth.

What Is Dental Bonding?

Dental bonding is a simple procedure that uses a special moldable dental-grade plastic known as a composite resin to cover up flaws, irregularities, and stains on the teeth, as well as fill in gaps between them. The composite resin material can also be used to enhance the shape of the teeth.

The special material used in dental bonding will be specially color-matched to your smile’s shade, providing a final look that is totally natural.

About the Dental Bonding Procedure

The entire dental bonding treatment will be completed in just one appointment, and usually in less than an hour. Since it’s not an invasive procedure, no anesthesia or sedation will be administered. In fact, dental bonding does not cause any pain or discomfort for the patient. Many patients will have multiple teeth bonded in a single session.

The teeth that will be treated will be filed down on the surface to create a rough canvas that your dentist will apply a special conditioning gel on. The conditioning gel sticks better to rougher surfaces. The putty-like composite resin is then applied, trimmed, and carefully shaped to achieve the desired shape and outcome. With a special light, the substance hardens permanently.

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