Composite Bonding in the Overland Park - Kansas City Area
Composite Bonding
At Harman-Tinnel Complete Family Dentistry, we are proud to offer composite bonding, a cosmetic dental procedure that uses a tooth-colored resin to repair issues like chips, cracks, and gaps in teeth. St resin is shaped to blend with the natural teeth and hardened for a durable, natural-looking finish.
Instantly Enhance Your Smile
Get a Complete Smile Makeover with Composite Bonding
At Harman-Tinnel Complete Family Dentistry, composite bonding offers a quick, effective solution for enhancing your smile. This minimally invasive procedure uses a tooth-colored resin to repair imperfections like chips, cracks, gaps, and discoloration, helping you achieve a balanced, natural-looking smile in just one visit. Our experienced team carefully shapes and polishes the composite material to blend seamlessly with your teeth, ensuring both a flawless appearance and durable results.
Composite bonding provides not only aesthetic benefits but also strengthens the structure of your teeth. Ideal for patients of all ages, this procedure is cost-effective and can often be completed without anesthesia, making it a comfortable option for enhancing your smile. With composite bonding at Harman-Tinnel, you’ll enjoy renewed confidence, knowing that your smile is beautiful, healthy, and crafted to last.
A Tooth Friendly Solution
Frequently Asked Questions About Composite Bonding
We are here to answer all of your questions about composite bonding! Don’t see a question you have? Contact us, we’d love to answer any and all of your questions!
What is Composite Bonding?
Composite Bonding, also known as Dental Bonding, is a procedure in which resin is applied to the tooth, then shaped into the preferred tooth shape, resulting in a beautiful smile.
Why Would I Want Composite Bonding?
Composite bonding is a great option for those people who are wanting to liven up their smile in a non-invasive way!
Does Composite Bonding Hurt?
No, not at all! Composite bonding is a minimally invasive procedure that helps you painlessly reach your smile goals!
Composite Bonding vs Veneers - What's the Difference?
There are a couple of important differences worth noting between composite bonding and veneers. First off, composite bonding uses resin, while veneers use porcelain. Additionally, composite bonding doesn’t last quite as long and might require more touch-ups than veneers.
Is Composite Bonding Bad for Your Teeth?
No, not at all! As it is a minimally invasive procedure, composite bonding simply goes over your teeth, without affecting the health of the actual tooth.
