Reshaping & Tooth Contouring
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Cosmetic Teeth Contouring, Bonding and Reshaping
Cosmetic contouring and bonding are dental treatments which are used to improve the appearance of teeth that are crooked, chipped, cracked/fractured, pointy or worn out.
Composite dental bonding is a procedure in which plastic resin is applied and sculpted into the desired shape, then trimmed and polished for a natural appearance.
This is suitable for open areas like gaps, chipped teeth, or areas that need an increase in tooth surface, such as worn out teeth.
Composite bonding can be used in these areas to increase tooth length without any damage to the underlying tooth.

Minor cosmetic contouring and polishing is a reshaping procedure to smooth out minor crooked, chipped, fractured or pointy teeth. The thickness of your tooth enamel will need to be considered before use of this procedure as it involves re-sculpting of your existing teeth.
Both treatments are relatively quick processes done within a day, with minimal discomfort, however the smallest of changes to your teeth can make a big impact on your smile.
For some patients either contouring or bonding is recommended after they have had some orthodontic treatment, or combined with teeth whitening to provide a great smile makeover.

teeth re-shaping and what’s involved?
We also use enamel clay that hardens to the strength of tooth enamel in moulding, reshaping and bonding procedures to help improve the appearance of:
Chipped teeth
Uneven tooth surfaces
Pitted tooth surfaces
Worn down areas
Slightly overlapping teeth
We can offer teeth bonding, even if your tooth is very badly chipped or worn. This is because the treatment affects the outside of your tooth and does not require any further drilling or abrasion in order to be carried out.
By covering your affected teeth in the enamel coating, you are ensuring another layer of protection, which is also great for worn down and slightly overlapping teeth, as they are more susceptible to decay.