Cosmetic Bonding in Tweed Heads
Are you ready for a smile makeover? At TC Smiles, we offer affordable solutions to improve your smile. Through cosmetic bonding, we skilfully apply tooth-coloured material to your own tooth so it looks natural and blends in.
This conservative approach is a great fit for patients who have chips out of their tooth or teeth and need additional length added to smaller permanent teeth to even out their smile and improve alignment, fix discoloured teeth, and fill in gaps between teeth.
What to Expect During Your Visits
During the initial stages of the process, we will scan your mouth, giving you a full digital smile design. With this simulation, you can see what your smile can look like after cosmetic bonding and you’ll have a visual of what your smile will look like after the procedure.
As a result, you can expect a smile that’s improved aesthetically, improving your facial profile and even restoring function in some cases.
A Less Invasive Approach to Achieving Great Results
Once your cosmetic bonding has been completed, there may be a time of adjustment to the shape and form of where the bonding has been placed on the tooth. It may alter the way you chew and bite, and it might take some time to get used to it.
Your bonding will require a bit more care than a product like veneers. The material used in bonding is not as long-lasting as the ceramic used in veneers, but it’s also a less expensive procedure – veneers can cost four times as much as bonding. Bonding is also much less invasive. Typically, you will not lose significant enamel in the bonding process.
With care, we estimate your bonding will last from three to 10 years.
Call to Schedule a Free Consultation!
If you have been contemplating an upgrade for your smile, and want to learn more about the cosmetic options available at our practice, we’re happy to help! Whether it’s cosmetic bonding or something more elaborate, like veneers, we are here for your cosmetic needs.
Call today to schedule a consultation.
* Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner.
