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Non-smoker & can't afford veneers right now, am I a good candidate for dental bonding?

Honest351598Feb 9, 2024
I hate my smile, it's depressing. I can't afford veneers right now, but I'm wondering if bonding is an option for my top teeth primarily. I'm a nonsmoker. Thank you!

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Dr. Kerem Turgut Atasoy, DDS, PhD
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Answered on Feb 13, 2024
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Hi jmacd25, the bonding is used to fill the cavity caused by a tooth decay, and also for esthetic composite veneers, like helping closing a gap. Bonding would not prevent the tooth decay if you don't have a good oral hygiene, this is caused by consuming a lot of carbohydrates (sugar) and not...

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Dental bonding can be applied to the edges of lateral incisors; however, there is a potential risk of the bonding breaking, particularly due to the position of the right canine tooth. While there is a chance of breaking the dental bonding, there shouldn't be an issue on the left side....

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Hello, your teeth are symmetrical but there is a problem in your soft tissue references. So there is a lip and face asymmetry. Therefore, we do not recommend a dental application in the treatment of such a condition, but you can consult a Plastic Surgeon

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