Do You Have Questions About Teeth Bonding?

ROANOKE, Texas - Jan. 24, 2014 - PRLog -- What happens when you chip a tooth? Many people assume they’re stuck with a damaged and esthetically unappealing tooth. In addition, a damaged tooth increases the risk of tooth decay and dental infections, hindering the health and stability of your smile. Restoring your tooth is vital for protecting the health and beauty of your smile. With teeth bonding (http://www.calcagnodds.com/Cosmetic_Dentistry/Bonding.php), patients have access to a convenient and cost-effective method of tooth restoration.

Frequently Asked Questions About Teeth Bonding

Question: How does teeth bonding work?

Answer: Your Rochester MN dentist (http://www.calcagnodds.com) will place a composite resin onto the tooth in several thin layers. Using a special light, she will cure the composite material while sculpting and molding your tooth.

Question: Will the bonding look natural?

Answer: Yes. The composite material can be shaded to better blend with your surrounding teeth. As a result, patients can obtain esthetically pleasing restorations, returning the tooth to full function and appearance.

Question: What can teeth bonding be used for?

Answer: Teeth bonding offers both cosmetic and restorative capabilities. When a tooth becomes chipped or decayed, teeth bonding repairs the damage and restores the tooth’s strength. If a tooth is misshapen or stained, teeth bonding can provide a cosmetic solution. Teeth bonding also allows Dr. Calcagno to address gaps in your smile. Your Rochester MN dentist often recommends teeth bonding as a budget-friendly alternative to porcelain veneers.

Question: Does teeth bonding require more than one visit?

Answer: No. Teeth bonding can be completed in a single visit. This saves our patients both time and money. If you would like to learn more, or if you have any questions about the teeth bonding process, please contact your Rochester MN dentist today.

About Dr. Calcagno:

Dr. Gilly Calcagno is a member of the Academy of General Dentistry, American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, the American Dental Association, and the Minnesota Dental Association, and is active in local dental implant study clubs. She strives to offer our patients the latest in general, cosmetic, and restorative dentistry. To schedule a consultation, call Calcagno Cosmetic & Restorative Dentistry (https://plus.google.com/109488360577684614410) today at (507) 281-3659.