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Dental Bonding in Los Angeles, CA
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Painless, easy to get through…if you look at the before and after, it’s like a complete night and day in terms of my smile. Even through the process people were telling me how straight my smile was!
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Flawless in 5 steps
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Step 1
Step 1: Consultation
Tell us how you’d like to change your smile. If bonding is right for you, we’ll examine your smile and provide more details about what to expect.
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Step 2: Preparation
We’ll use a shade guide to match our composite resin to your natural teeth color, and apply a gentle solution to get your teeth ready for bonding.
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Step 3: Application
Next, we’ll apply the resin to your teeth. The resin will be trimmed and shaped so it feels comfortable and looks completely natural.
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Step 4: Curing
Once the resin has been applied and shaped, an ultraviolet light will be used to harden the resin and securely attach it to your teeth.
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Step 5: Polishing
Lastly, we’ll apply any small touch-ups that are needed, then the resin will be polished to give it a natural, translucent shine. All done!
Why bring your smile to us?
Extensive Bonding Experience
We’ve helped hundreds of LA residents go flaw-free and love their smiles again.
AACD Certification
Our skills have been certified by the nation’s leading cosmetic dentistry experts.
All-inclusive Care
No hidden fees here. Consultations, treatment, even aftercare - it’s all included.
Quality materials, beautiful results
You want restored teeth that feel strong and look natural, so we only use the most lifelike composite resin and strongest adhesives from dentistry’s leading material labs.
Dental Bonding in Los Angeles
Painlessly get rid of your smile’s gaps, cracks, and stains in just a few hours.
Fix flaws fast
Dental bonding lets you quickly restore – or even improve – the shape and appearance of one or several teeth.
- Conceal stains
- Lengthen teeth
- Close small gaps
- Replace fillings
- Protect roots
- Stop sensitivity
- Repair cracks
We offer two types of Composite Bonding
Layered composite bonding/composite veneers
Composites with different translucencies are added in layers to each tooth. Each layer mimics the layers of a natural tooth, creating a realistic, natural and beautiful effect. The composites used to reconstruct the tooth are more wear resistant and should last 7-15 years.
- A custom smile design is created for you
- Composites with different translucencies are added in layers to each tooth to recreate the design
- The layers of composite mimic a real tooth, creating a natural and beautiful effect.
- The composites used are more wear resistant, so they last longer without chipping and staining
Injection bonding
A clear matrix is made from a smile design model of your teeth. A flowable composite is injected into the matrix over the teeth. This technique is less time consuming and therefore less expensive. It can create a beautiful smile using a single layer of composite that may last 5-7 years.
- A clear matrix is made from a smile design made for you
- A flowable composite is injected through the matrix onto your teeth
- A single layer of composite is used to create the shape on each tooth
- This technique is less time consuming and less expensive
- The composites used are softer, requiring refinishing or remaking sooner than layered bonding
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“I really cannot recommend this place enough, and the invisalign deals they often have are excellent”
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Common dental bonding questions
The treatment generally takes 30-60 minutes per tooth
If you’re getting dental bonding for reconstructive reasons rather than cosmetic ones, your benefits or insurance provider may cover some – or even all – of the cost.
If it’s well cared for, dental bonding can last for as long as 10 years before it needs to be repaired or replaced.
Compared to your regular dental routine, the only difference is that you might need to switch to a softer toothbrush and/or a more gentle toothpaste so that your bonding doesn’t become dull over time.
Dental bonding uses a tooth-colored composite resin to recontour a tooth or conceal staining. The resin is attached with a safe, light-activated dental adhesive, then shaped and polished to create a natural look.