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Dr. Miller will contour the damaged tooth surface to prepare it for bonding. Then, a bonding agent is applied and the tooth-colored composite is applied and sculpted for beauty and function. A high-intensity light is then used to harden the bond for a super strong result. A tooth bonding typically only takes one visit.
