Dental Bonding

At Mississauga Smiles Dentistry creating beautiful & confident smiles is our passion!

Are you looking for a simple yet effective solution to enhance the appearance of your teeth? Cosmetic bonding might be the answer you've been searching for. Cosmetic bonding, also known as dental bonding, is a versatile cosmetic dental procedure aimed at improving the aesthetics of your smile. During bonding, a tooth-colored composite resin is applied to the surface of your teeth to correct imperfections and enhance their appearance.

What Can Cosmetic Bonding Address?

Corrects Imperfections

Whether you have chipped, cracked, or stained teeth, cosmetic bonding can effectively conceal these imperfections, restoring the natural beauty of your smile.

Reshapes Teeth

If you're unhappy with the shape or size of your teeth, bonding can be used to reshape them, giving you a more aesthetically pleasing smile.

Cost-Effective

One of the significant advantages of cosmetic bonding is its affordability. Compared to dental veneers and other cosmetic treatments, bonding is a more cost-effective solution, making it accessible to a broader range of patients.

Closes Gaps

Do you have gaps between your teeth that make you self-conscious? Bonding can be used to close these gaps, creating a more uniform and harmonious smile.

Minimally Invasive

Unlike some cosmetic dental procedures, bonding is minimally invasive and typically requires little to no removal of tooth enamel, helping to preserve the natural structure of your teeth.

Ready to Transform Your Smile with Cosmetic Bonding?

We invite you to schedule a consultation with Dr. Mohamad Khorshid. Dr. Khorshid is a general dentist with a real passion for cosmetic dentistry. During your consultation, we’ll discuss your smile goals and tailor a treatment plan that meets your needs and budget.

Don’t let imperfections hold you back from smiling with confidence. Contact our dental office located in Central Mississauga, and take the first step towards a more confident smile.

905 270 2003