Edit Can chipped, broken, or over spaced teeth be treated

<p>Bonding can also be used to protect an exposed root of a tooth as well as a filling for smaller sized cavities.</p> <p>Bondings can last for several years, however, they can become easily stained or damaged if not properly cared for.</p> <p>Another option to treat damaged teeth is by using veneers. Veneers are made from thin plastic or porcelain materials and are custom made to fit each specific patient's teeth.</p> <p>Once the cosmetic dentist has created the veneer from the patient's tooth impression they are then cemented directly onto the damaged tooth or teeth.</p> <p>Veneers are more expensive than bonding, however, they are able to treat more effectively repair severe damage, are much stronger, and have a longer life expectancy than bonding.</p> <p>In some severe cases veneers and/or bonding may not be entirely effective. In this circumstance, your cosmetic dentist may suggest that you have crowns put on. Crowns are able to repair virtually any level of tooth damage and if looked after can last for the duration of your life, unsurprisingly this is a fairly expensive procedure, however, the results are brilliant and very long-lasting.</p>

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