Bonding Applications

• Composite laminates are easily repaired when broken and their construction takes place in one session. Porcelain laminates are more difficult to repair when broken.
• Porcelain laminae are less likely to color with food and drinks over time, whereas composite laminae may become easier to color.
• Porcelain laminates are more transparent and thin, thus providing a more natural appearance than composite laminates.

Nowadays, composite materials are highly developed and it is possible to give desired color and transparency and aesthetics. The front surfaces of the teeth are roughened very lightly and retention is provided for composite lamina.
It is applied by gluing and shaping special filling materials to the teeth without any anesthesia procedure.

There is usually no need for anesthesia during the procedure.

Since there are many bacteria in the oral cavity, all restorations carry a risk of caries formation. Providing good oral hygiene and keeping the combination of teeth and lamina as clean as possible will prolong the life of your lamina.
For this purpose, you should not interfere with your routine oral care (toothpaste, toothbrush, dental floss and interface brush) and routine physician checks. During these checks, it may be necessary to re-polish the composite laminae.

Bonding material and composite resin in the tooth color are applied to the desired areas without removing tissue from the tooth surface.

Bonding app is an easy and inexpensive cosmetic application. It is especially used for closing gaps between teeth, changing shapes and colors of teeth (such as lengthening of teeth).

This process takes about 30-60 minutes. If more than one tooth is required, several appointments may be needed.
After the tooth surface is roughened, bonding material and composite resin of tooth color are applied to the tooth and polished.

To avoid stains or minimize their occurrence within the first 48 hours, it is necessary to avoid colored foods and beverages as much as possible. It causes discoloration of the resin material used in tea, coffee and non-bonding applications.
You should regularly care for your teeth (toothbrush, toothpaste, dental floss, interface brush) as well as routine dentist checks and dental cleaning. Composite resin is not as strong as natural tooth.
Hard objects may break when you bite or chew. The life of the bonding application is several years, it may need to be repaired later.