Dental Bonding in Chandler: Ultra-Conservative Cosmetic Restorations
Bonding is an ideal option if you need a solution that is both cosmetic and restorative. Bonding entails placing composite resin material on the surface of a damaged tooth and hardening it with ultraviolet light to restore both form and function to the tooth. Since the resin is enamel-colored and moldable before hardening, your dentist will ensure it looks natural.
Dental Issues That Can Be Repaired with Cosmetic Bonding
Our team may recommend cosmetic bonding to address any of the following:
Chipped or cracked teeth
Discolored teeth
Gaps between teeth
Lengthening one or more teeth
Reshaping one or more teeth
Protecting an exposed tooth root
Cosmetic bonding is a safe, effective dental solution that can often be completed in just one visit at 1070 E Ray Rd #7, Chandler, AZ 85225. Contact our experienced team at Provinces Dental today to find out if bonding is right for you.
FAQs
How long does cosmetic bonding last?
Cosmetic bonding typically lasts 5 to 10 years with proper care. Regular dental checkups, good oral hygiene, and avoiding hard foods or habits like nail-biting can help extend the lifespan of your bonding.
How much does teeth bonding cost?
The price of cosmetic bonding depends on factors such as the number of teeth treated, the complexity of the case, and the dentist’s expertise. Larger restorations or reshaping may cost more than small chip repairs.
How many times can a tooth be bonded?
A tooth can be bonded multiple times as long as the natural tooth structure remains healthy. If bonded teeth chip, wear down, or become discolored, your dentist can repair or replace them.
Does insurance cover teeth bonding?
Dental insurance may cover teeth bonding if it’s medically necessary, such as repairing a chipped or decayed tooth. However, bonding done for purely cosmetic reasons, like closing gaps or reshaping, is typically not covered.
What are the disadvantages of dental bonding?
While dental bonding is affordable and effective, it is less durable than veneers or crowns. Bonding can chip, wear down, or stain more easily, meaning it may need touch-ups over time.
What are the alternatives to dental bonding?
The most popular alternatives to dental bonding include porcelain veneers, dental crowns, and tooth-colored fillings. These options offer greater durability and stain resistance compared to bonding.
Do regular dentists do dental bonding?
Yes. Most general dentists offer dental bonding as part of their services. It’s a common procedure used to fix chipped, cracked, or discolored teeth and improve overall smile appearance.
Can dental bonding close a gap in front teeth?
Yes. Dental bonding is a fast and minimally invasive solution. Tooth-colored resin is applied to the teeth to fill the gap, providing a natural-looking smile in just one or two dental visits.
Why is dental bonding so expensive?
Experienced dentists or cosmetic specialists often charge more because they provide superior results, carefully match tooth color, and create a natural-looking smile that lasts longer.
Is teeth bonding like veneers?
No. While both improve the appearance of teeth, dental bonding uses tooth-colored resin applied directly to the tooth, whereas veneers are thin porcelain shells bonded to the front of teeth for a more permanent solution.
What dental problems can cosmetic bonding fix?
Dental bonding is ideal for repairing minor chips and cracks, closing gaps between teeth, improving discolored teeth, reshaping uneven or worn teeth, repairing cavities or decayed teeth, and more.
Dr. Albert Lin was born and raised in Chandler, just right down the street. He graduated from the University of the Pacific with his bachelor’s and master’s degrees and then attended Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry for his DDS degree. Dr. Lin then decided to move back to Arizona to be closer to his family and help the community he grew up in.
Dr. Lin is committed to providing the best care for his patients, he is continuously looking for opportunities to expand his knowledge. Dr. Lin is very compassionate and believes in taking the time to educate his patients about their dental needs.
Outside the office, Dr. Lin serves his community by participating as a volunteer dentist with Arizona Mission of Mercy for the past few years and is involved in the Sjogren’s support group. Dr. Lin has even served alongside Drs. Jonathan and Ruth Bergloff on a short-term dental mission in Mexico when he was in high school. In his spare time, you can find Dr. Lin at the gym, out hiking, or playing tennis. He has also recently been involved in his local bowling league.
Jonathan F. Bergloff, DMD
Owner & Dentist
Jonathan Bergloff, DMD (or Dr. B, as we call him!) was raised in scenic New Mexico, where he graduated with honors from New Mexico State University in 1999 with a major in Chemistry and minors in Music and Biochemistry. He continued his studies at the Temple University School of Dentistry in Philadelphia from 2000 through 2004. Dr. Bergloff graduated from Temple with honors and in the top 10 of his class, earning him membership in Omicron Kappa Upsilon.
Dr. Bergloff joined The Provinces Dental team in 2005, where his gentle & welcoming personality combined with his unyielding dental precision make him a favorite among many patients. He continues to actively engage in far more continuing education than is required for his dental license, and is a member of the Spear Faculty Club.
Interestingly, Dr. B met his wife, Dr. Ruth Chau-Bergloff, at church while both were attending Temple University dental school. Jon & Ruth serve regular dental and medical missions in the Dominican Republic with Food For The Hungry, bringing dentistry and health care to people that have no access to it. Jon is a musician, proficient in multiple instruments. He plays electric guitar and trombone in the worship team at his church. Jon and Ruth are the proud parents of two sons, along with several comical pets. He enjoys spending time with family and friends, playing and watching sports and video games, and coaching his boys’ sports.
David C. Poelman, DDS
Owner & Dentist
Dr. David Poelman has been practicing dentistry since he opened his first practice in Chandler, Arizona, in 2002. He earned his bachelor’s degree from the University of Utah and his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from Case Western Reserve University’s School of Dental Medicine.
Dr. Poelman has partnered with and worked as a mentor to many associates over the years helping to grow their clinical and business skills alike. He has pursued a significant amount of continuing education over the years in various applications; in particular, dental implants. Implants represent one of the facets of dentistry that Dr. Poelman enjoys most. He took his first implant course over 15 years ago and has not stopped learning and improving his techniques. He has been a Faculty Club member at Spear Education in Scottsdale, AZ. He founded the Olympia institute where he helps train other doctors to learn implant and Invisalign dentistry.
In his spare time, Dr. Poelman enjoys spending time with his wife and kids, waterskiing, golfing, playing basketball, and enjoying all things food! You might also find him at home helping take care of their animals which include horses, goats, chickens, dogs, and cats.
