Central Incisor Bonding — Restoring Symmetry

This patient wanted a minimalistic improvement to two worn central incisors and had already been offered full-mouth porcelain veneers elsewhere — an option that felt far too aggressive for what was, in reality, a small and localised problem.

Rather than treating every tooth, only the two worn centrals were addressed, using composite bonding to rebuild and level the edges. The goal was symmetry: matching the two central incisors to each other and blending them naturally with the teeth either side, so the smile reads as even without a single healthy tooth being touched.

It's a straightforward example of matching treatment to the actual problem — two teeth needed attention, so two teeth were treated, with a conservative, additive technique that achieved the result the patient was looking for.