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Cosmetic Dentistry · Bonita Springs

Small fixes,
same-day results.

Tooth-colored composite sculpted directly onto your tooth to repair chips, close small gaps and even out edges — usually in a single visit, with no lab wait.

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What it fixes

Best for the details that bother you daily.

Bonding is the conservative option when the underlying tooth is healthy and the change you want is modest.

  • — Small chips or cracks
  • — Minor gaps between teeth
  • — Uneven or worn tooth edges
  • — Irregular tooth shapes
  • — Minor discoloration in one or two spots
  • — Teeth that look too short next to their neighbors
How it's done

One visit, start to finish.

01

Shade selection

The composite is matched to the tooth beside it in natural light.

02

Prepare and isolate

The surface is conditioned so the material bonds reliably.

03

Layer and shape

Composite is built up in layers and contoured to match your natural anatomy.

04

Finish and polish

Cured, refined and polished so it catches the light like enamel.

Not sure which?

Bonding or veneers?

Conservative
Bonding
single visit

Faster and more affordable. Reversible. Best for small chips, gaps and edges.

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Longer lasting
Veneers
from $995 per veneer · financing available

Porcelain veneers resist staining and last longer — for a full smile transformation.

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Good to know

Common questions.

Composite bonding typically lasts several years with good care. It can stain over time, so we go over what to avoid.
Bonding is faster, cheaper and reversible — good for small fixes. Porcelain veneers cost more but resist staining and last longer. We will tell you honestly which suits your case.
Usually there is little or no discomfort, and many bonding cases need no anesthetic at all.

Bothered by one small thing?

Bring it to a Personal Smile Restoration Consultation — often it is a much smaller fix than people expect.

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