Dental bonding uses a strong, tooth-colored resin that hardens and securely bonds with your tooth using a special light. The bonding material may break or stain over time, or if you suffer from bruxism, it can chip, crack, or break. Let Dr. Bassford know about any other conditions so she can ensure your dental bonding treatment can last as long as possible.
If your bonding material gets damaged, or you feel any sharp pain or rough edges following your treatment, contact our Silver Spring office right away. We’ll schedule an appointment for you as soon as we can so Dr. Bassford can examine it.