What would you change?
Chips and worn edges
Front teeth chip, and years of wear or grinding leave edges short and jagged. Rebuilding them restores both the look and, often, the way the smile works.
Add back what was lost
A chipped or worn edge is usually rebuilt with composite bonding — added directly and shaped by hand, with no drilling. Where a tooth is more heavily broken or already restored, a veneer or a bonded ceramic restoration rebuilds strength as well as shape.
Treat the cause, not just the chip
If wear is caused by grinding, replacing the edge without protecting it just wears again. We look at your bite and provide a night guard where it will protect the work — part of doing it once and doing it right.
About chips and worn edges
Is bonding strong enough for an edge?
For most chips and edge wear, yes — and it is reversible. Heavier damage may need a veneer or bonded ceramic for strength.
Why do I need a night guard?
If grinding caused the wear, a guard protects the new work while you sleep. Without it, the same forces wear it again.
Chips and worn edges
Let’s look at it together
Book a smile-design consultation and we’ll give you an honest opinion on the simplest way to fix it.