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Can composite bonding done to cover up exposed dentin? (photos)

aaatravelJun 17, 2016
I have exposed dentin on the front bottom teeth due to bruxism. Is it possible to get composite bonding done just to cover up the exposed dentin? My dentist recommended veneers but it's just too costly for me.

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Dr. Elizabeth Reiser-Loeber, DMD
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Answered on Jun 18, 2016
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Dr. Saj Jivraj, DDS
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John A. Merrill, DDS

I am sorry to hear that you are having this issue--Bonding on intact teeth usually have very little post op issues. It is possible that the gum tissue could be the problem either from trauma or from the composite needing to be improved in contour where it may be irritating the gums and causing...

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Anthony Mobasser, DDS, DMD

Dental bonding can lengthen your 2 front lateral teeth, with no problem, however your bite must be analyzed prior to dental bonding. The dentist must evaluate if there is going to be any interference, since the dental bond can be chipped. I like dental bond for you if your bite allows it, since...

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Mufaddal Kapadia, DDS

Hi,The best way to treat this concern is by doing veneers. Its the most conservative approach to getting a uniform smile. Good luck!

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