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7 Ways Composite Bonding for Gaps Can Transform Your Smile
Gaps between your teeth can make you self-conscious when you smile or laugh. When this happens, it greatly impacts how you interact in both social and work scenarios. Fortunately, advances in cosmetic dentistry have helped Dr. William Kenner at Kenner Dental Group find solutions to give you the smile you’ve always wanted. Let’s dive in and learn more about composite bonding for gaps.
1. Close Gaps with Bonding Treatment for Teeth
For composite bonding, Dr. Kenner applies a tooth-colored resin to the teeth you want to correct. Then, he shapes and sculpts the resin material so that it blends beautifully with your natural teeth. While traditional veneers and/or orthodontics can be more invasive, composite bonding isn’t, and you don’t even need anesthetics.
2. Get Rid of Black Triangles Caused by Receding Gums
Receding gums create something called “black triangles” between your teeth. These spaces are small and dark, and they can make your smile look less uniform or even cause you to appear older than you actually are. With composite bonding, Dr. Kenner can fill these gaps.
3. Transform Misshapen Teeth Like Peg Laterals
Peg laterals are small, underdeveloped lateral incisors that can affect your smile’s balance. With composite bonding, Dr. Kenner can reshape these small teeth to make them more proportionate with the rest of your gorgeous smile.
Dr. Kenner applies the bonding material to fix peg laterals. Then, he sculpts it to create a tooth shape that looks completely natural. With this procedure, there’s no need to remove dental enamel or drill into your teeth. When the procedure is done, you’ll have a fuller and more symmetrical smile in an all-in-one visit to Kenner Dental Group.
4. Get a Natural Look with Composite Bonded Veneers
You can quickly give yourself a new look with composite bonded veneers. With these veneers, Dr. Kenner can correct cosmetic issues like severe discoloration, minor misalignment, or teeth that are unusually shaped. This type of veneer preserves more of your natural teeth than porcelain veneers.
5. Experience a Quick and Comfortable Smile Makeover
Have you dreamed of getting a smile makeover? Composite bonding works well with all of these cosmetic dentistry options.
- Professional teeth whitening
- Gum contouring
- Invisalign clear aligners
- Dental contouring
6. Preserve Your Natural Teeth with Minimal Intervention
One of the main reasons patients love composite bonding is that they don’t have to lose any of their natural dental enamel. This means you can preserve the health and integrity of your teeth. With veneers and crowns, a small amount of enamel has to be removed so the restorations fit correctly and look natural. Dr. Kenner doesn’t have to remove enamel for the composite bonding procedure.
7. Enjoy Personalized Treatment with Composite Bonding for Gaps in Burien, WA
When you’re ready to take your smile to a new level, Dr. William Kenner and the team at Kenner Dental Group in Burien, Washington, are here to help with composite bonding for gaps between teeth. The office is conveniently located at 1800 SW 152nd St., Suite 201, Burien, WA 98166. Visit today, or call (206) 248-1339 to schedule your consultation.
Dr. William C. Kenner
Dr. William C. Kenner enjoys using his expertise and experience to help patients achieve optimum oral health.Having obtained his Bachelor of Science in Cellular and Molecular Biology from the University of Washington, Dr. Kenner went on to earn his Doctorate of Dental Surgery from the University of the Pacific and followed his Oral Surgical Internship at the UCLA Medical Center. Dr. Kenner holds Master Status in the American Dental Society of Anesthesiology and Fellow Status in the International Congress of Oral Implantologists. He is a member of the American Academy of Implant Dentistry, Academy of General Dentistry, American Dental Association, Washington State Dental Association, Seattle-King County Dental Society, and several study clubs. He attends many continuing education courses to stay abreast of the latest developments in dentistry and contributes to research journals too.