Tooth bonding at Clinic Dental Dr. Harleem Rodríguez in San Francisco de Macorís, Dominican Republic, uses tooth-colored composite resin. The minimally invasive method avoids enamel wear, and Dr. Harleem Rodríguez brings over 15 years of experience in complex oral rehabilitation.
Digital planning and impressions
The clinic uses a 100% digital workflow for diagnosis and treatment planning. High-resolution 3D CBCT scans provide sub-millimeter imaging, alongside panoramic and periapical X-rays. Digital Smile Design lets patients preview the planned appearance before treatment.
Cerec Omnicam captures digital impressions without traditional molds. The clinic also uses digital imaging for fillings and check-ups. Linking digital diagnostics to treatment helps reduce manual errors.
Tooth-colored composite resin
Bonding uses composite resin to repair fractured or damaged teeth. The approach aims to preserve natural tooth structure by avoiding enamel wear. Minimally invasive techniques can reduce post-treatment discomfort and healing time.
Suitable smile makeover cases may be completed in two sessions. The number of visits depends on the individual treatment plan. Readers can request a consultation through Bookimed to discuss whether bonding may suit their needs.