Composite bonding uses a tooth-colored resin material to repair minor imperfections such as small chips, gaps, or areas of discoloration, offering a relatively conservative way to improve the appearance of a tooth. The material is applied directly to the tooth, carefully shaped, and then hardened and polished to blend with the surrounding teeth. Bonding is often considered for smaller cosmetic concerns, and our team will assess whether it is a suitable option compared to other treatments depending on the extent of the issue. The procedure is typically completed in a single visit and does not usually require significant removal of the natural tooth structure. While composite bonding can offer a noticeable improvement, it may be less durable than some other restorative options over the long term, and we discuss expected longevity and care during your consultation. Avoiding habits such as biting hard objects can help bonded areas last longer. If you have a minor chip, gap, or discoloration you would like addressed, composite bonding may be a suitable conservative option to discuss with our team.