I am currently receiving Invisalign, however my final plan leaves me with a space (about 3mm) between my lower canine & premolar. Would bonding be an option to close this space? I would prefer not to do a crown, because I do not want to damage my natural tooth.
April 11, 2011
Answer: Can Bonding Be Used To Close Spaces
Bonding is a great option to close the small space between your Canine and Premolar. In your case, bonding is a very conservative choice and should work really well. Little or no drilling should be required to close the area. You have to maintain good home care to ensure longevity. Good Luck!!
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April 11, 2011
Answer: Can Bonding Be Used To Close Spaces
Bonding is a great option to close the small space between your Canine and Premolar. In your case, bonding is a very conservative choice and should work really well. Little or no drilling should be required to close the area. You have to maintain good home care to ensure longevity. Good Luck!!
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April 10, 2011
Answer: Bonding to close space?
If it is only a 3mm space I see no reason why bonding shouldn't work, you only need just 1.5mm on each tooth. I agree you shouild try and avoid a crown.
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April 10, 2011
Answer: Bonding to close space?
If it is only a 3mm space I see no reason why bonding shouldn't work, you only need just 1.5mm on each tooth. I agree you shouild try and avoid a crown.
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