Dental Bonding

Dental Bonding

A fast, affordable fix for chips, gaps and uneven edges. Usually one visit, often with no drilling or numbing.

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  • Family-owned since 2017
  • Board-certified periodontist
  • Prosthodontist on staff
  • Most PPO plans accepted
  • 4.9 stars from 332+ patients

When even the tiniest chip or flaw shows in your smile, it can change how you feel about it. Thankfully, dental bonding is a fast, easy and affordable fix.

What is dental bonding?

Bonding uses a tooth-colored resin, similar to a white filling, to reshape areas of teeth affected by:

  • Gaps between teeth
  • Uneven or worn edges
  • Staining or localized discoloration
  • Chips and small fractures

How it works

First we gently condition the tooth so the resin adheres tightly to your enamel. After matching the material to the surrounding tooth, our dentist shapes it by hand, then a bright light cures it in place and it is polished to a natural shine. Usually there is no drilling or anesthesia, and the entire visit takes under an hour.

Part of a smile makeover

For our cosmetic dentistry patients we often combine bonding with teeth whitening and porcelain veneers, choosing the right option tooth by tooth for the best result at the best value.

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Dental bonding results from our Frisco office

Photos are of actual patients treated by our doctors.

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Chipped edge rebuilt
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Gaps closed with bonding
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Uneven front teeth reshaped
Dr. Victoria E. Ortiz-Parsons, DDS, MS

Meet Dr. Ortiz-Parsons

Victoria E. Ortiz-Parsons, DDS, MS

Prosthodontist and cosmetic specialist

The specialist who designs and restores smiles: veneers, crowns, implant teeth, dentures and full-mouth rehabilitation, planned around your face and bite.

  • Graduate Prosthodontics, Marquette University School of Dentistry
  • Implant fellowship, University of Miami / Jackson Memorial Hospital
  • Former Assistant Professor, Marquette University; fluent in English and Spanish

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Dental bonding FAQs

How long does dental bonding last?

Typically five to ten years with good care. Bonding can chip or stain over time, but it is easy to touch up or replace.

Does bonding hurt?

Usually not. Most bonding needs no drilling and no anesthesia, because only the surface of the tooth is conditioned before the material is applied.

Bonding or veneers, which is better?

Bonding is quicker and less expensive, ideal for small chips, gaps and single teeth. Porcelain veneers last longer, resist stains better and are the better choice when you want to change several front teeth at once. We will show you both options at your consultation.

Can bonded teeth be whitened?

Bonding material does not respond to whitening, so if you plan to whiten, do it first and we match the bonding to your new shade.

Most PPO plans accepted. Discounts for patients without insurance, and monthly payment plans through CareCredit and Lending Club.

A small chip bothering you?

Bonding can fix it in a single visit. Book an appointment and see the difference the same day.

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