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Composite Bonding :

1. Color Matching: First, the dentist selects a composite resin that closely matches the color of your natural teeth. This ensures the bonding blends in and looks natural.

2. Surface Preparation: The surface of the tooth where the composite will be applied is gently roughened. This helps the bonding material adhere better. The tooth is then cleaned to ensure it's free of any debris or oils.

3. Application of Bonding Agent: A bonding agent (a type of glue) is applied to the prepared tooth. This agent helps the composite resin stick to the tooth.

4. Applying the Composite Resin: The dentist then applies the composite resin to the tooth. They mold and shape the resin to correct the flaw or improve the tooth’s appearance. This might involve filling gaps, building up a chipped area, or covering stains.

5. Curing the Resin: Once the resin is properly shaped, a special light is used to harden it. This light "cures" the resin, making it solid and durable.

6. Finishing Touches: After the resin has hardened, the dentist will make any final adjustments to the shape of the tooth. The tooth is then polished to make sure the bonded area matches the sheen of the rest of the tooth, making the treatment inconspicuous.