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If the bonding has failed three times, it might be time to transition to a veneer or crown. This would be determined by the amount of tooth structure remaining. Photos would help to give you a definitive answer .
As long as your tooth has the structure to bond to, you can bond as many times as you like. Obviously the more times you bond to your tooth, the weaker your tooth may become. Eventually your tooth will need a crown after too many bonding episodes.
It depends on the size and the technique used if they are well adjusted, rather they help the hygiene since it prevents the food from accumulating easier. It is actually a great option, but I recommend for you to look for a well known specialist to do the job.
Hello, I don’t recommended you use charcoal toothpaste just in specific moment that you want to do it because can damage your dental bonding.
Hi First of all we need to know why bonding was done for you. If it was done to close the gap between teeth , then definitely the removal of that bond will create a space. If you are not happy with the bonding finish or Color or shape , you can think of ceramic veneers. They can be matched...
