You might already be well aware of how excited and hyper kids can be. Their enthusiasm, however, might’ve ended with a chipped tooth. Although they might be worried or shedding a tear, their dentist is here to help. Pediatric dental bonding is a great solution that helps restore their smile to its former glory. After their treatment, you might be curious about how to make the results last, so here’s how!

As a pediatric dentist, one of the most common questions you may hear from parents after recommending dental bonding for their child is, “Is dental bonding permanent?” The short answer is no, dental bonding isn’t considered a permanent solution, but it can last for several years with proper care. For many young patients, it’s an excellent, minimally invasive way to repair small imperfections while preserving healthy tooth structure.

Here’s what parents should know about the durability of dental bonding, what affects its lifespan, and how to help their child keep their bonded teeth looking and functioning their best.