Dental Bonding Sydney
Are you struggling with aesthetic dentistry issues, including a chip in the tooth, discolouration, and alignment or spacing problems? Then, dental bonding may be the ideal solution for you. At Macquarie Dental, we offer high-quality dental bonding in Sydney to address all your minor teeth issues.
What Is Dental Bonding?
Dental bonding (also known as composite bonding or teeth bonding) is a form of adhesive dentistry where our dentists will use tooth-coloured resin to correct crooked, broken, or wrongly spaced teeth. This resin is bonded with your natural tooth and will help improve your smile’s overall functionality and aesthetic appearance.
What Is Dental Bonding Used For?
There are many minor tooth problems that dental bonding can address, including:
- Slight chips to the tooth
- Slightly shorter teeth
- Slightly misaligned teeth
- Slightly paced out teeth
- Discoloured teeth
Before beginning any dental bonding session, our dentists will conduct a one-on-one consultation with you to ensure you know what to expect from the procedure. This session will detail everything you need to know, including maintenance and care tips. In addition, we’ll evaluate the extent of your dental health and determine whether you are the right candidate for the dental bonding procedure. For more information on what issues dental bonding can mend, contact us today.
Procedure
The dental bonding procedure can last anywhere between 30 minutes to an hour. During this time, the following steps will be taken:
- Check for suitability: Our dentists will determine whether the procedure is appropriate for your teeth. If you have more severe problems, they may suggest more advanced treatments instead of dental bonding.
- Choose your shade: Our dentist will choose the shade of material that best matches your current set of teeth to ensure the filling looks as natural as possible.
- Abrade the surface: After you choose the colour of your resin, our dentists will etch the surface of your teeth to make them rougher and ensure the adhesive bonds properly with your set. This part of the procedure is painless and will not require any anaesthetic. Your tooth will then be coated with a conditioning liquid which will help strengthen the bonding.
- Application of resin: Once your tooth is ready, our dentist will apply and mould resin into the proper shape of your tooth. A UV light is then used to harden the resin, which is then shaped, polished, and trimmed until it matches your smile perfectly.
Composite Bonding Benefits
There are many benefits associated with dental bonding as the procedure is an ideal way of restoring your teeth’ aesthetic appearance and functionality. If you are struggling with visual deficiencies in your teeth, then you may opt for dental bonding based on the following advantages:
- Less expensive than other restorative treatments, including dental veneers and crowns
- An efficient procedure that can be completed within 30-60 minutes per tooth
- It does not usually require anaesthesia and is, therefore, a relatively easy procedure
- Includes various oral health benefits and strengthens your original tooth
- Dental bonding is ideal for mending minor dental cosmetic imperfections
Dental Bonding Cost
At Macquarie Dental, we aim to keep our prices low for all dental procedures. Whether you’re looking for general, cosmetic, or emergency dental services, our team guarantees fast and efficient care for the most affordable price.
Hence, when it comes to dental bonding and mending minor aesthetic issues, you can expect to pay around $300-$600 per tooth. In addition, your dental bonding will need to be replaced every 5-10 years, depending on how well you take care of your teeth.
However, we do not have any fixed prices at Macquarie Dental and the final cost will depend on various factors, including the complexity of your case and your dental health history. For more information on prices and to receive an initial quote for a dental bonding procedure, get in touch with our expert dentists today.
Dental Bonding Payment Plans
At Macquarie Dental, we understand that paying for high-quality dental treatments can be a difficult task. Most procedures tend to be quite expensive, and therefore, managing payments can become tricky. Hence, we provide our patients with comprehensive payment plans that aim to make it easier to track finances and pay fees over a period of time, especially when it comes to composite bonding.
We want you to feel supported throughout your dental care journey. Therefore, our flexible payment plans keep monthly repayments low and can be extended for up to 7 years. For more information on payment plans, our rates, or tooth bonding costs, contact our team at Macquarie Dental today.
FAQ’s
What is the difference between dental bonding and dental veneers?
How do you care for your teeth after dental bonding?
- Reduce the intake of coffee, tea, red wine, or foods that may stain the resin material
- Quit smoking to enhance overall dental and respiratory health
- Avoid chewing or biting on hard objects
- Continue to book routine 6 month check-ups with your dentist
How many sessions does dental bonding require?
How long does the dental bonding procedure take?
On average, the dental bonding procedure will take 30-60 minutes to complete per tooth. The procedure is quick and efficient and will not require a long stay at the dental clinic. For more information on the procedure and how it is completed, contact us today.
What is the recovery time of dental bonding?
You may feel a little sensitivity or irritation after your dental bonding procedure. However, this will subside after a couple of days, and you will then be left with a functional set of teeth that you can start to enjoy. If irritation does not subside, then contact your dentist right away.
How long after the procedure do I have to wait to eat or drink?
Is dental bonding similar to veneers?
How much does it cost for teeth bonding?
What types of defects can tooth bonding repair?
Dental bonding can repair the following:
- Slight chips to the tooth
- Slightly shorter teeth
- Slightly misaligned teeth
- Slightly paced out teeth
- Discoloured teeth