What is bonding?
The term bonding is used to describe procedures where tooth-colored dental resins and composites are used. Direct bonding techniques can be used to change the shapes and colors of teeth as well as to close unattractive spaces. It can also be used to repair chipped or broken teeth or even to cover up unsightly stains. Unlike crowns or caps, direct bonding requires only a minimal amount of tooth reduction thus making it a very conservative procedure.
Bonding is a form of permanent, non-surgical attachment by physically securing the hair system to your hair and/or scalp using various liquid adhesives. As your hair grows, you will need to return to the studio approximately every 4-6 weeks to have the system re-tightened. Semi-permanent attachment has many other names such as fusion, polybond, megabond, etc. A semi-permanent hair system is probably the most reliable way of wearing a hair system as far as keeping it on and in place even on a windy day or swimming (although you should have no problems if you attach your system properly with clips and tape). When a hair system is bonded, it is not and cannot be taken off daily. It is only removed by the stylist when you go for maintenance (typically every 4 to 6 weeks).
The term bonding is used to describe procedures where tooth-colored dental resins and composites are used. Direct bonding techniques can be used to change the shapes and colors of teeth as well as to close unattractive spaces. It can also be used to repair chipped or broken teeth or even to cover up unsightly stains. Unlike crowns or caps, direct bonding requires only a minimal amount of tooth reducation thus making it a very conservative procedure.
