Dental Bonding
Chips, discoloration, and other dental imperfections can make you feel self-conscious.
Dr. Bruce Wilderman in Philadelphia, PA, offers dental bonding, a non-invasive, cost-effective procedure that can deliver stunning results.
Why are our patients are so satisfied with their bonding results?
The Top Benefits of Dental Bonding
A Simple Procedure
Dental bonding is conservative, non-invasive, involves no discomfort, and requires no anesthesia.
Completely Reversible
Bonding requires no alteration of your teeth. If at some point you decide you want to reverse the treatment or undergo a different treatment, the bonding material can be easily removed.
Affordable on Any Budget
Dental bonding is very affordable. If you want to enhance your smile, but feel uncertain about investing in porcelain veneers, bonding is worth considering.
Impressive Results
This cosmetic treatment can transform your teeth, giving you a fuller, brighter, and more even smile. Along with an improved appearance, you can enjoy an increased sense of self-confidence that can enhance every aspect of your life.
Being Embarrassed About Your Smile Is More Common Than You Think
More Information About Dental Bonding
Dr. Bruce J. Wilderman uses his expertise in cosmetic dentistry, along with an artistic eye, to deliver aesthetic, customized dental bonding results at his Doylestown, PA, office. Bonding is a conservative treatment that can enhance the appearance of chipped, cracked, and discolored teeth. During the procedure, Dr. Wilderman will use dental composite resin to refine the shape and color your teeth, working meticulously to ensure lifelike final results. Every member of our team is an expert at what they do, and can ensure that you will be comfortable, relaxed, and well-informed during treatment.
Dental Bonding Candidacy
Dental bonding can address a wide range of aesthetic concerns, including:
- Chips and cracks
- Eroded edges
- Misshapen teeth
- Stains, especially internal discoloration
- Gaps between teeth
- Slight misalignment
Though not intended as a restorative treatment, bonding can strengthen weakened teeth, rebuilding structure with durable, lifelike composite resin. Unlike candidates for porcelain veneers, you will typically qualify for bonding even if you have suffered dental erosion. This procedure is also a good solution to treat stains that do not respond to teeth whitening.
Dental Bonding Steps
Before performing bonding, Dr. Wilderman will choose the right color of composite resin. This material comes in a wide range of shades, and we will ensure a near-perfect match. Dr. Wilderman may then apply a mild chemical solution to the front of your teeth. This solution can gently and safely etch the tooth surface for a stronger bonding area, but will not weaken your tooth or harm your sensitive gum tissue.
Once your tooth is prepared, Dr. Wilderman will apply the composite resin in layers. As he rebuilds and covers your tooth in this material, he will artfully sculpt it so that it looks natural and flatters your smile. To harden the composite, Dr. Wilderman will use a specialized light. Once complete, he will polish your tooth and the resin for a lifelike shine. After your treatment, the composite will have a smooth finish that will match your dental enamel.
Dental bonding can transform your teeth, giving you a fuller, brighter, and more even smile.
Enhance Your Appearance
We encourage you to learn more about dental bonding and find out if this customizable treatment is right for you. Contact our office today to book a consultation with Dr. Wilderman.
