Can Bonding Be Done to Close Space Between Canine and Premolar?

Great question! Yes, bonding is the least conservative way to close your excess space. Bonding is used frequently following orthodontics to correct minor discrepancies. 

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Yes, composite bonding is often the ideal aproach to accommodate for unusual tooth shape or size. This is true whether Invisalign or conventional braces are being used for bite correction. It is important to be aware, however, that bonded build-ups can fail - particularly if they are large and subject to strong bite forces. Over the long term a more permanent "fix" might prove to be a better solution. Rely on your restorative dentist's recommendation as to what option will best fit your needs.

Absolutely. Closeing space with bonding is the MOST conservative option (cost and tooth damage). If you are in the right hands of a good general dentist it can look like you have nothing done and last years and years.

One tip: make sure if you want to whiten your teeth you do so prior to the bonding. Reach desired the maximum whiteness prior to bonding, wait 2 weeks for the color to relax then do your bonding=for the best result.