Tooth Bonding Dentist Brimfield, IL
A painless cosmetic solution for a smile you’ll love
What is tooth bonding?
Teeth bonding, or dental composite bonding, is a cosmetic dental procedure used to improve the appearance of teeth and restore a beautiful smile. A composite resin, which is a hard plastic material, is applied to the tooth and hardened with a curing ultraviolet light. The material used is tooth-colored, and it’s the same material used in composite dental fillings. It blends with your other teeth to produce a natural-looking, aesthetic appearance.
Some ways tooth bonding can improve your smile are:
- Repairing chipped teeth
- Teeth bonding for gaps
- Adding length to a tooth that’s shorter than the others
- Correcting discolored teeth
Our tooth bonding dentists can help you develop an effective treatment plan that will help you regain and maintain your smile.
Who is a good candidate for cosmetic bonding?
Minor damage and misshapen teeth
Tooth bonding is ideal for those who have generally healthy teeth but have incurred slight damage, like a chipped front tooth, or a visible tooth that has a shape or length that’s unaesthetic. That’s why dental bonding of front teeth with minor damage is extremely common. A major break in a tooth, however, often needs to be treated with a crown or by replacing the tooth completely with a dental implant.
Localized tooth discoloration
While tooth bonding can address discoloration in a single tooth, those with widespread discoloration should consider getting their teeth professionally whitened prior to bonding a tooth, since the bonding material cannot be whitened once applied.
- Major damage to teeth
- Severe tooth decay
- Extremely discolored teeth
- Grinding or clenching habits
The only way to know for sure if you’re a good candidate for tooth bonding is to get a professional evaluation and diagnosis. If you’re unhappy with the appearance of your teeth, we’re here to help! At Brimfield Family Dentistry, we offer comprehensive tooth repair treatments.
Call us today at (309) 320-8750 to schedule a consultation with a dental bonding dentist.
What’s the process for dental bonding?
The surface of your tooth is made rough and textured so that the bonding material adheres properly. The resin is applied to the tooth where it is molded and shaped until it both repairs the tooth’s damage and looks aesthetically pleasing.
Once the resin is molded appropriately, the dentist will use a special UV light to expedite the resin’s drying process.
Check Your Insurance
We’re in-network with most major insurance providers. Please contact us to confirm that we accept your plan.
Questions? Call (309) 320-8750.
Dental Bonding FAQs
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What are my payment options?
At Brimfield Family Dentistry, we believe everyone deserves high-quality care, regardless of their financial situation. We’re in-network with most major insurance providers and offer flexible payment plans with 0% interest. No insurance? That’s okay! We have an in-house membership plan for uninsured patients. Learn more about our payment options.
Teeth Whitening — It’s On Us!
We want to brighten your day and your smile! Book a new patient visit and receive a free take-home teeth whitening treatment at the end of your visit.
Hear from our patients
As someone who deals with a lot of anxiety around going to the dentist, everyone there put me at ease and went above and beyond to make sure I was comfortable.
– Holly H.
Only the best for you and your family
At Brimfield Family Dentistry, we consider it an honor to provide comprehensive, personalized dental care to you and your family. We prioritize long-term relationships with our patients and specialize in a wide range of general, surgical, and cosmetic dental procedures to ensure we can provide you with the care you need.
Your comfort is important to us. If you struggle with dental anxiety, we can work with you to make your visit with us as comfortable and manageable as possible, and we have sedation options for those who need it.
Hours
Monday: 7am–3pm
Tuesday: 7am–3pm
Wednesday: 8:30am–3pm
Thursday: 7am–3pm
Friday: 7am–3pm
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