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Jun 2014
12th
 

Composite Bonding: Restoring Upper Front Teeth

Our case of the month for June involves repairing worn and fractured edges of the upper front teeth using composite bonding. Cosmetic bonding is a fantastic technique to repair teeth using minimally invasive dentistry. The process involves NO drilling, NO needles and NO pain. Please take a look at our case:

Fractured incisal edges, tooth wear
Worn, chipped front teeth. Note the translucency present.
Even, straight front teeth
After cosmetic bonding. Just like new!

The difference is amazing and all completed in just one session. How is this done? There are a number of steps to taken and a certain expertise is required. High quality materials are also required. The dental material used in this case was G-aenial by GC, a wonderful composite with life like properties and super strong. Treatment was completed by Dr Nissit Patel. Photographs are the sole property of Dr Nissit Patel.

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