Is my gap too big for tooth bonding? (photo)
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Based on your description of events, it doesn't sound like bonding would be the best option for you. It would be the cheapest option, but not the best. This is because the large space would require significant bonding that would be very likely to break off in just a few months...
+3 answersHaving done dental bonding on thousands of teeth, it's my opinion that bonding would not be the best option in your case. I would highly recommend that you get veneers. I have had patients come to me with teeth much worse than yours and now they have flawless white teeth and can't...
+4 answersBased on the size of your breakage, I would definitely recommend placing a crown your broken tooth and a veneer on your other incisor. I know that this seems like a lot, but here is why I would recommend this.Bonding is considered temporary on front teeth and is likely to break again in...
+3 answersBased on your description, it is not probable that your gums will fill in the spaces between your teeth. Gums don't generally grow that extensively unless you are on a medication that has gum overgrowth as a side effect. I would recommend getting dental bonding or veneers to cover...
+4 answersHello there,A photo would be helpful, but from what you've expressed, it sounds like you spent money trying to cosmetically correct your teeth with dental bonding. The first thing that I tell my patients is that dental bonding on the biting surfaces of your front upper teeth is not ideal...
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