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Composite bonding
6 months ago I have done composites bonding.
Some of the bonding is coming out.
Please advise how to maintain it.
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Don’t eat hard substances like guava from your front teeth .
Don’t use hard bristle brushes
And do chcek if any pain is there in your front teeth that’s is being restored by composite restoration
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Dr. Anupama Madihalli
Dentist
17 yrs exp
North Goa
Hi,
Unfortunately the picture is not very clear.In general if part of the bonding has come out so soon get in touch with your dentist. He/she should be able to repair/replace it.
Bonded restorations are quite strong.However it is worthwhile being a little cautious while eating hard foods with front teeth.Other than that there is no specific maintainance required for bonded teeth.
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