Whats the difference between dental bonding using Composite and Porcelain material?
Composite bonding is a tooth-colored plastic resin material. Bonding can usually be placed in one visit and is used many times to repair a smaller chip in a tooth or to make aesthetic improvements in more than one tooth. Whereas Cosmetic or Restorative work utilizing Porcelain material, normally involves 2-3 visits. Because they are made out of porcelain in a lab. Porcelain materials are usually more aesthetic in terms of the spectrum of colors, realism and translucency and can exactly mimic the apperance of a natural tooth. Porcelain veneers are also more of a long-term solution than bonding using Composite material, as they do not stain, discolor, and are stronger and durable. The photograph shown are actual cases of Dr. Zenaidy Castro. We use our own “before and after” pictures to demonstrate the results of ourservices. We do not suggest that identical (or equivalent) results can be obtained for all patients as every patient is different and such resultscannot be indicated, promised
