This is my teeth. I've thought of bonding or using one of those gap bands. Not sure whether they would work or not though. Would bonding help my situation, and would it cost a lot of money?
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July 13, 2016
Answer: Consider #veneers rather than bonding #DrSoftTouch
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...