Composite bonding is a fantastic dental treatment, however, like any dental treatment, composite bonding has a lifespan and may eventually need to be replaced. Understanding composite bonding replacement can help maintain your smile’s health and appearance. At Pine Dental & Aesthetics, we specialise in composite bonding tailored to restore and enhance your smile.
This is a guide to recognising the signs that it’s time for composite bonding replacement. After reading this article, if you would like to discuss whether you need to composite bonding replacement in Sutton schedule a consultation at Pine Dental & Aesthetics.
How Long Does Tooth Bonding Last?
Although there are several factors which will impact how long your composite bonding lasts, we would expect your composite bonding to last on average for around 5 to 10 years.
- Composite bonding resin: Better quality composite bonding material should last longer.
- Oral Care: Regular visits to the dentist for dental check ups and hygiene cleans should help your composite bonding last longer.
- Lifestyle: Smoking, chewing hard foods or grinding teeth can compromise your tooth bonding.
- Tooth Condition: The strength of the tooth being bonded on can impact the dental bonding.
Please remember, composite bonding will never be as strong as your natural tooth and is unfortunately prone to chipping, breaking and staining. Eventually, you will need composite bonding replacement on removal. If you are researching “how long does composite bonding last” or considering composite bonding replacement in Sutton, this blog will provide valuable guidance.
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How Can I Make My Composite Bonding Last Longer?
- Excellent Oral Hygiene: Brush your teeth twice daily with a soft-bristled toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste (a). Floss daily to remove plaque and food particles that can affect the bonding material.
- Avoid Staining Foods and Drinks: Composite resin can stain just like natural teeth. Reduce your intake of staining foods and beverages such as coffee, tea and red wine.
- Avoid Hard and Chewy Foods: Refrain from biting down on hard items like ice, nuts, or candy, and avoid sticky foods like caramel that can put stress on the bonding material.
- Regular Dental Check-ups: Regular visits to your dentist for professional cleanings and check-ups can help monitor the condition of your composite bonding and address any issues before they become serious.
- Consider a Night Guard: If you grind your teeth at night, a custom night guard can protect your composite bonding from wear and tear caused by grinding.
Visit our dental clinic in Sutton to discuss how to care for composite bonding. Our dentist can also discuss whether you need to composite bonding replacement and financing options available to help you benefit from affordable composite bonding in Sutton.
When Should I Have Composite Bonding Replacement?
Although dental bonding is an incredible dental treatment, it does not last forever and will eventually you will need composite bonding replacement on removal. Bonding typically lasts on average for 5 years, however this can vary due to a number of factors including your lifestyle.
In the event you would like composite bonding replacement, visit Pine Dental & Aesthetics for a consultation with one of our dentists.
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What Are The Key Signs You Need Composite Bonding Replacement?
- Wear and Tear: Bonding resin can weaken due to daily wear and tear (i.e. chewing hard foods). If you notice your bonding weakening or showing signs of wear, it’s time to consider a replacement.
- Discolouration: It can stain similarly to natural teeth. Frequent consumption of staining foods and drinks, such as coffee and tea, can lead to discolouration. Unlike natural teeth, teeth whitening treatments will not affect composite bonding. If you see significant discolouration, replacing the bonding may be necessary to maintain a uniform smile.
- Chips or Cracks: Although durable, it can chip or crack under pressure, such as from teeth grinding. If you notice any chips or cracks, visit our dental practice in Sutton to discuss composite bonding replacement to prevent further damage.
- Discomfort: Any discomfort or sensitivity in the area could indicate that the resin has become loose or that there is an issue with the underlying tooth. If you experience discomfort, it’s important to see your dentist promptly to assess whether you need composite bonding replacement.
How Does Tooth Bonding Compare to Other Dental Treatments?
Composite bonding is typically more affordable and less invasive than other treatments such as dental crowns and porcelain veneers. Visit our dental clinic today to discuss your options and how our dentists can improve your smile.
Proactive care can help reduce the likelihood of discomfort, discolouration, or chips. Search for “composite bonding consultation Sutton” to book an appointment at Pine Dental & Aesthetics.
Conclusion
Composite bonding is a fantastic solution for enhancing your smile. While it is durable, it is not permanent and you will eventually require composite bonding replacement on removal. By paying attention to signs such as wear and tear, chips, cracks and discomfort, you can make informed decisions about your dental care.
Regular dental check-ups at our dental practice in Sutton, will also help catch any issues early and ensure that your smile remains in top condition.
Explore more about composite bonding maintenance and composite bonding replacement by visiting our website or speaking with our experienced team at Pine Dental & Aesthetics.
Concerned about your composite bonding replacement?
If you would like to discuss the best composite bonding care tips in Sutton, contact Pine Dental & Aesthetics today to schedule a consultation.
Our expert dentists will provide their advice on whether it’s time to for composite bonding replacement and solutions for chipped teeth.
At Pine Dental & Aesthetics we have been nominated for a number of awards by the Dental Awards and Private Dentistry Awards and we could be considered one of the best dental clinics for composite bonding in Sutton.
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Pine Dental & Aesthetics is located in Belmont, Sutton directly next to Belmont Train Station, and bus stops, and has plenty of free parking spaces.
Call us on 020 3535 6260 or email hello@pinedental.co.uk to speak to a member of our team to start your new smile journey.
1 Station Approach, Belmont, Sutton SM2 6DD
