About Tooth Bonding
Dental bonding is a cosmetic procedure in which a tooth-colored composite resin material is applied to a tooth, sculpted to the desired shape, hardened with a special light, and polished to a natural finish. It's one of the easiest and most affordable cosmetic dental procedures.
Bonding is ideal for minor cosmetic improvements — fixing small chips, closing narrow gaps, reshaping irregular teeth, or covering discolouration. The procedure typically takes 30-60 minutes per tooth and requires no anesthesia.
Signs You May Need Tooth Bonding
Chipped Tooth
A small piece broken off the edge of a tooth.
Discoloured Tooth
A single tooth that is noticeably different in color.
Small Gaps
Narrow spaces between teeth that affect your smile.
Irregularly Shaped Teeth
Teeth that are uneven, too short, or oddly shaped.
Exposed Root
Tooth root exposed due to gum recession.
Worn Edges
Teeth with worn or rough edges from grinding.
Benefits of Tooth Bonding
Quick Procedure
Usually completed in a single visit of 30-60 minutes per tooth.
Affordable
One of the most cost-effective cosmetic dental treatments available.
Minimally Invasive
Little to no enamel removal required — preserves natural tooth structure.
Natural Appearance
Composite resin is carefully matched to your exact tooth color.
Usually No Anesthesia
Most bonding procedures don't require any numbing injection.
Versatile
Can fix chips, gaps, discolouration, and reshape teeth all in one visit.
Treatment Process
Color Matching
The composite resin shade is carefully selected to match your natural tooth color.
Surface Preparation
The tooth surface is lightly etched and a conditioning liquid is applied for bonding.
Resin Application
Tooth-colored composite resin is applied and carefully sculpted to the desired shape.
Light Curing
A special UV light hardens the resin material, bonding it permanently to the tooth.
Shaping & Contouring
The bonded material is trimmed and shaped to perfectly match your natural tooth contours.
Polishing
Final polishing gives the bonded tooth a smooth, natural shine matching your other teeth.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does dental bonding last?
Is bonding as good as veneers?
Can bonded teeth stain?
Does bonding hurt?
Can I eat normally after bonding?
How do I care for bonded teeth?
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