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When you've got a tooth that's cracked or chipped, you've got some choices to make. Should you justlet it be? Should you get a full tooth replacement? Should you consider veneers, a crown, or maybe even bonding?
At Crystal Falls Dental, fixing a dental disaster like a cracked tooth isn't a dilemma for our oral experts! At our Leander dental office, we provide emergency dental care for all of your oral related accidents and injuries.
Bonding
One of the most convenient and inexpensive ways to repair a broken tooth is through dental bonding. If you've suffered an incident that has left your teeth shattered, bonding can be a long-term solution because it involves tooth-colored materials replacing the void left by missing chunks. Bonding can also cover up unattractive minor defects in teeth like discoloration or even spacing oddities. Unlike veneers and crowns, most bonding procedures can be finished in just one visit!
When your dental technician has finished bonding your teeth at Crystal Falls Dental, you can rest assured that the difference between your actual teeth and the new extensions will be nonexistent. That's because the materials used for bonding are a concoction of plastic and glass, offering both strength and believability that thoseareyour real teeth! The materials used during the bonding procedure actually fuse together with and ultimately become a part of your natural teeth.
Bonding is the ideal choice for teenagers with a chunk missing from their teeth, as many other permanent dental restoration techniques can't be done on their teeth until they've finished maturing.
Call Ray M. Becker, D.D.S., F.A.G.D. Today!
If you've had enough of your cracked tooth and you want the safest, most reliable dental care option available, then bonding is one decision you'll be happy you made! Give Crystal Falls Dental a call today at (512) 260-7400 and discover why dental destruction is never an option.
Are you a patient of Crystal Falls Dental? If so, we would love to hear about your experiences below!