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Teeth Bonding
Question: How safe is this procedure? All cosmetic dentists tout it, but is it safe? Thank you
Answer: Bonding is safe, but it does involve the removal of some tooth structure. This is considered a conservative amount of tooth structure which is certainly less than a crown, but more than doing nothing. There are no materials in dentistry as good as natural tooth structure. Bleaching may b . . . Ask an Expert: Nancy Clelland DMD, MSD, Crowns, Bridges, Dentures, Implants More...
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