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I'm 20, is that too young for composite bonding?

Intelligent629379Jul 1, 2022
Couple short questions Does composite bonding ruin your teeth Am i too young for composite bonding, is it something i’ll regret when i’m younger? When i ask am i too young i mean will it need to be replaced often? Will the teeth underneath be affected?

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Answered on Jul 29, 2022
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