What is direct bonding treatment?
A composite material (composite resin) made of 80-90% ceramic particles solidified with resin is used to strongly bond to the teeth and reproduce the shape and color of the teeth. This bonding technology means there is no need to cut the teeth significantly to insert fillings or attach caps,Treatment is completed by simply removing the decayed area.It is not too hard compared to natural teeth, has almost the same strength, and produces a beautiful finish.
Direct bonding treatment
Three benefits
Merit １Less recurrence of tooth decay
When treatment involves placing prosthetic devices such as caps or fillings, there is always a risk of tooth decay recurring in the gap between the tooth and the prosthesis.In direct bonding treatment, composite resin is poured into the hole where the cavity was removed, so there is no gap and the risk of cavity recurrence is reduced.Available
Merit ２In most cases, treatment is painless
In conventional cavity treatment, the area where the nerve of a healthy tooth passes through and where pain is felt may be removed, and anesthesia is also required. However, with direct bonding treatment, only the area of the tooth that is not painful is carefully removed,The treatment can be done without anesthesia and with almost no pain.
Merit ３Beautiful appearance that blends in with your natural teeth
Composite resin contains 80-90% ceramic particles.Choose a composite resin color that matches the color of your natural teethThis will ensure a beautiful looking finish.
Not grinding means taking care of your teeth
"MI Treatment -Minimal Intervention-"
The more tooth removal required during treatment, the higher the risk of losing teeth.We prioritize the lifespan of teeth and aim to treat all virgin caries (cavities that have not been drilled out for the first time) with direct bonding.
Dental Treatment Tips
MI treatment is a dental treatment philosophy.
MI treatment is an abbreviation for Minimal Intervention.
- "Avoid grinding your teeth as much as possible"
- "Treatment without extracting teeth as much as possible"
- "Even when tooth extraction is unavoidable, we try to protect the bone as much as possible."