I've had bonding on my teeth for a year and I'm starting to have a horrible taste in my mouth; should I go see a dentist?

Bonding can give you a great result at a much more affordable price than porcelain veneers, and without having to file or drill your natural teeth, which is normally required for porcelain veneers.  You just need to make sure you find a dentist that has the cosmetic skills and...

Composite can be done, it depends on the space available. There is a likelihood that your teeth may need orthodontics prior to composite bondingIt is definitely less invasive than veneersBest of LuckDr J

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...

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...

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

Like anything it depends. Generally its recommended to very lightly roughen the tooth surface.  This enables the filling material to stick better.