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Both composite resin dental bonding and porcelain veneers are available at Proffitt Dentistry. While they may often serve the same purpose, they are also very different procedures in both application and longevity. Dr. William Proffitt of Maryville, Tennessee, talks with patients considering both of these procedures and makes an educated decision regarding which is best for them.
Composite resin bonding is a quick, relatively inexpensive approach to cosmetic dentistry. It involves applying resin material directly onto the teeth to improve their shape, color, and appearance. The composite can last up to five years with proper care, but the end result may be less than ideal compared to porcelain veneers.
Porcelain veneers are a more expensive option that requires careful preparation of the teeth before they are applied. Veneers often offer results that look more natural and realistic than composite bonding because they’re made from ceramic material and custom-made for each patient’s mouth. If you properly care for them, porcelain veneers tend to last up to a decade or longer.
The best way to decide which of our procedures is right for you is to consult a qualified dentist who understands the pros and cons of each option, such as Dr. William Proffitt at Proffitt Dentistry. He can help you weigh the factors and make an informed choice based on your needs. With regular checkups, both solutions may give you a beautiful smile that lasts for years.
If you reside in Maryville, TN, and are considering your options for improving your smile, we invite you to book an appointment with Dr. William Proffitt of Proffitt Dentistry.
The dental office is conveniently located at 811 High Street, and a phone call to our friendly front office team is the first step in scheduling a visit with our team.
Call (865) 432-0804 today to learn more about composite resin bonding, porcelain veneers, and other aesthetic procedures available at our facility.
Dr. William Proffitt earned his business degree in transportation from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. Then, he decided to pursue a career in dentistry and attended the University of Tennessee Health Sciences Center in Memphis. Later, he returned home to Maryville and joined his uncle in practice. After four years, he took over the practice and continues to serve patients in the community. He is a member of the American Dental Association, Tennessee Dental Association, and the Second District Dental Association. Other affiliations include the Pierre Fauchard Academy, International College of Dentists, and the Academy of Biomimetic Dentistry. He has completed advanced studies at the Pankey Institute in Florida and the Alleman-Deliperi Centers for training in biomimetic dentistry in Salt Lake City and Italy. His passion is educating patients about the latest developments in conservative restorative dentistry.
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