Bonding
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- Free Initial Consultation ($150* Value)
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WHY CHOOSE
Osler Dental Professionals?
EXCEPTIONALLY SKILLED & COMPASSIONATE DEVOTED TO THE NEEDS OF EACH PATIENT
30+ Years of International Humanitarian Dentistry Providing Relief to the Underprivileged
- Residency in Implant Restorations
- Implant Dentistry, International Dental Implant Association
- Cosmetic & Restorative Dentistry, Pankey Institute
30+ Years of International Humanitarian Dentistry Providing Relief to the Underprivileged
Memberships In Prestigious Associations: -
- Fellow, American College of Dentists
- Fellow, International College of Dentists
- American Dental Association
- Academy of General Dentistry
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
Testimonials
Dr. Libby and Constantine and the entire team are really engaging, super friendly, and very thorough in their evaluation of our family’s dental health.
Pierce Pierce★★★★★ 
I have always been anxious about going to the dentist but that changed when I started seeing Dr. Chris Constantine. He immediately put me at ease. He is thorough yet gentle. I would highly recommend him.
Linda Lang★★★★★
Can’t say enough good things about everyone in Dr Libby’s and Dr Constantine’s dental practice. Love them!!!
Beth Vancura★★★★★
What is Bonding?
Tooth bonding is a cosmetic procedure in which a tooth-colored composite resin is applied to a tooth to enhance its appearance.
Tooth bonding is used for a variety of purposes:
- Correcting a tooth gap.
- Covering discolorations.
- Repairing chipped/cracked teeth.
Tooth bonding is dependent on the artistic ability of the dentist, since the work is done “freehand,” without taking impressions or using a laboratory. The tooth must be color matched, sculpted, and polished to produce a beautiful and natural looking result.
The Bonding Procedure
Bonding takes approximately 30-60 minutes in a single visit to our office.
- First, we select a shade of composite resin that is as close as possible to the shade of your teeth.
- A liquid is then applied that helps the bonding material adhere to the teeth.
- The composite resin is applied to the teeth, smoothed into the desired shape and hardened with a high intensity light.
- After the resin has hardened, a few final touches are made, and the teeth being treated are polished until they resemble the other teeth.
Contact us today to schedule a cosmetic appointment.
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