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Hi,It is very difficult to bond to porcelain especially if the chip is in an area that is subject to forces from the bite, so normally even if repaired it would not last. Sometimes if the chip is small, and esthetics or function is not affected, the area can be polished and smoothed out without needing to redo the entire bridge.Kind regards,Dr. Olya Banchik
Hi:Depending on the amount and the place of the chip bonding may or may not last under biting pressure.Best,Dr. Maddahi
Yes, it can be repaired with bonding but it will not be as strong as the original porcelain. Depending on how large the chip is and where it is located will determine how successful the bonding will be. You may need to have the bridge redone if the bonding fails after several attempts to fix it.
Yes, if present dentist does not want to treat you and you most assuredly want to fix your smile.....get another opinion..Its ok to do this and if other wise you like your present dentist you could stay with him if you choose to even though another dentist enhanced your smile...Google cosmetic...
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