Dental Bonding
in Kanata
The Benefits of Dental Bonding Procedures
body, it can still chip and break. This can cause people to
feel self-conscious about the appearance of their teeth
and smile.
procedure which involves applying a bonding agent to
affected teeth, and using resin to mold and shape each
tooth through a hardening process. This procedure helps
people with teeth that are chipped, cracked, stained,
discoloured, broken or people with large gaps between
teeth. Since your smile creates a strong first impression,
dental bonding is a procedure that helps restore both
your teeth and your confidence. Book an appointment
with us to explore dental bonding in Kanata.


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Why Choose
Village Green Dental?
there are plenty of options. Between our five-star rated
patient experience and recent move to a new, state-of-
the-art dental clinic, we believe that we’re one of the
best options available.
patients from Kanata and all over Ottawa for years now
and aim to improve your oral health with our honest
approach to dentistry. Before any dental treatments
begin, we make sure to educate our patients on the
latest technology and dental techniques to ensure
comfort during every visit. We promise that excellent,
compassionate, and empathetic dental care will be
provided to each patient.
Great Location
Our large new dental clinic is conveniently
located in a central part of Kanata right beside
the Trans-Canada Highway. Our location is newly
renovated and completely modern.
Modern Equipment
With the move to our new location, we’ve
purchased new equipment and new furniture to
ensure comfort during your visit. Ready to see
Kanata’s newest dental clinic? Visit us!
Outstanding Service
Our top priority is patient care. We tailor all of our
dental treatments to the needs of our patients and
are proud to be as honest as possible during all
consultations, checkups and cleanings.
Testimonials
We truly appreciate your kind reviews and ongoing support. See what
our dental patients in Kanata say about Village Green Dental Care.
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Dental Bonding FAQs
What is Dental Bonding, and How Does it Work?
Dental bonding is a cosmetic dental procedure used to improve the appearance of teeth by applying a tooth-coloured composite resin material to the tooth surface. The resin is shaped and bonded to the tooth, correcting imperfections such as chips, cracks, discoloration, or gaps.
Is Dental Bonding a Painful Procedure?
No, dental bonding is typically not a painful procedure. In most cases, it can be performed without the need for anesthesia. The dentist will prepare the tooth surface by roughening it slightly, then apply and shape the composite resin. However, local anesthesia may be administered if dental bonding is used to fill a cavity or repair a sensitive tooth.
How Long Does the Dental Bonding Procedure Take?
The dental bonding procedure’s duration depends on the treatment’s extent. Generally, bonding can be completed in one visit to the dentist and usually takes around 30 minutes to an hour per tooth. However, more extensive bonding treatments may require multiple visits. Check with your dentist for more advice!
How Long Does Dental Bonding Last?
The lifespan of dental bonding can vary depending on several factors, including oral hygiene practices, eating habits, and the location of the bonded tooth. On average, dental bonding can last between 5 to 10 years. The longevity of dental bonding can be extended with proper care, such as regular brushing, flossing, and dental check-ups.
Can Dental Bonding Stain or Discolour Over Time?
While dental bonding materials are resistant to staining, they may become discoloured over time due to exposure to certain foods, beverages (such as coffee, tea, or red wine), and habits like smoking. Avoiding these staining agents and practicing good oral hygiene can help maintain the appearance of dental bonding.