Composite Bonding with Dr. Daniel Min — Upper East Side Prosthodontist Serving All Manhattan and New York City
Why Choose Dr. Min for Composite Bonding
Columbia-trained prosthodontist with advanced esthetics and occlusion training.
Award-winning precision and military-honed planning for meticulous layering and shade matching.
Direct, chairside artistry—Dr. Min sculpts and polishes the composite in one visit for a natural look.
Team-based care if minor gum contouring or alignment adjustments are needed before bonding.
What Composite Bonding Can Do for You
Fill chips, cracks, and worn edges quickly.
Mask discoloration or white spots without removing much enamel.
Close small gaps or reshape uneven teeth for a more symmetrical smile.
Provide a fast, affordable upgrade compared to veneers.
Who Is a Good Candidate
Healthy teeth and gums with minor cosmetic flaws.
Looking for a same-day or reversible option rather than porcelain veneers.
Stable bite (nightguard recommended if you clench or grind).
Committed to excellent hygiene and regular maintenance visits.
Options We Provide
Single-tooth bonding for chips or discoloration.
Multiple-tooth bonding for smile makeovers in one session.
Combination approach with whitening first for a brighter overall result.
Periodic refinishing and touch-ups to keep your smile fresh.
The Process at a Glance
Consultation & Smile Analysis
Photos, digital shade selection, and diagnostic mock-up when indicated.
Tooth Preparation (Minimal or None)
Slight roughening of enamel for better adhesion; usually no anesthesia needed.
Composite Layering & Sculpting
High-quality resin applied and shaped directly on your teeth to mimic natural contours.
Finishing & Polishing
Refined edges and high-gloss polish for a seamless, lifelike finish.
Review & Maintenance Plan
Care instructions and recommended touch-up schedule to maintain shine and color stability.
Materials & Technology That Matter
Nano-hybrid composite resins for superior polish retention and color stability.
Digital shade matching for precise blending with adjacent teeth.
Finishing and polishing systems designed to mimic enamel texture and reflect light naturally.
Comfort, Cost, and Insurance
Typically completed in a single visit with minimal or no anesthesia.
Lower cost compared to porcelain veneers; transparent, itemized estimates before treatment.
Cosmetic bonding is generally not covered by insurance; we provide paperwork for any eligible components.
Longevity & Care
Composite bonding usually lasts 4–8 years with good care.
Regular cleanings, non-abrasive toothpaste, and periodic polishing extend its life.
Avoid biting hard objects and wear a nightguard if you clench or grind.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will composite bonding look natural?
Yes—shade, translucency, and contour are customized to your smile for a lifelike result.
How does it differ from veneers?
Bonding is more affordable and done in one visit, but porcelain offers greater stain resistance and longevity.
Can it be repaired if chipped?
Yes—bonding can be touched up or replaced easily without removing more tooth structure.
Will it stain?
Composite may pick up stain over time; periodic polishing helps maintain brightness.
About Dr. Daniel Min
BA, University of Texas at Austin
DDS, University of Texas (American Esthetic Dental Association award; “Student of the Year” in clinical performance)
MS in Prosthodontics, Columbia University; former part-time clinical professor
U.S. Army veteran; current Army Reserve officer
Member: Academy of Prosthodontics; International Congress of Oral Implantologists
Service Area
Conveniently located on the Upper East Side and serving patients across Manhattan and the greater New York City area.
Call to Action
Ready for a fast, affordable smile refresh? Book a consultation with Dr. Daniel Min to learn how composite bonding can repair chips, close gaps, and brighten your teeth in just one visit.