COMPOSITE BONDING
The art of transforming your smile, safely.
No injections or drilling of your natural teeth
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Your natural teeth are unharmed underneath
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Lasting up to 8 years
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Completed in one appointment
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£360 per tooth
Our dentists are highly trained in delivering the best results for our patients. Each smile is hand crafted to you using composite resin. This is carefully placed onto the teeth to close gaps, fix broken and worn teeth and transform shape and appearance of teeth.
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Composite Bonding Steps
Consultation
An appointment with one of our dentists to discuss your treatment options, carry out your full oral health check and create your customised plan
Whitening
We provide the option of professional tooth whitening before composite bonding for the best possible results
Bonding
Your composite bonding appointment to create your new smile
Composite Bonding FAQs
Am I eligible for Composite Bonding? Before any dental treatment, we must first carry out a full oral health check. This is to check for signs of gum disease, cavities, missing teeth or any other problems which must be sorted first. A consultation is £84 and includes x rays, intra oral scans, full oral health check and treatment planning.
What is Composite Bonding? Composite bonding is a term used to describe the addition of composite resin to teeth to enhance their appearance. This encompasses a few treatments: Composite veneers - covering the front surfaces of the teeth to make changes to tooth size, shape and colour Composite edge bonding - Additions to teeth to change shapes and close gaps Composite fillings - restoring cavities and broken teeth
Composite Bonding vs Composite Veneers? Composite veneers are a popular choice by our patients. The composite is placed carefully across the front surface of the teeth, to create a straighter, whiter smile. Veneers can be used to change shapes, sizes and colours of teeth. Composite edge bonding is the addition of composite to part of the tooth to change the shape or close gaps. This is blended in with your natural tooth and matched to the colour of your own teeth. Often this treatment is done following tooth whitening.
What is the Composite Bonding process? Composite bonding is completed in just a few hours. Step 1. Submit your enquiry and we will call you the same day or next working day to talk about treatment options, pricing and any questions you may have. If you are happy, we can then arrange your consultation appointment which is £84. Step 2. Before any dental treatment, we must first carry out a full oral health check. This is to check for signs of gum disease, cavities, missing teeth or any other problems which must be sorted first. A consultation is £84 and includes x rays, intra oral scans, full oral health check and treatment planning. We will talk in detail with you about all your options and help you find the option best suited to you. If any issues are found during this appointment, we can talk about solution options for treating these. Step 3. For our best results, we often combine composite bonding with professional tooth whitening.
Composite Bonding Maintenance - To maintain composite bonding we recommend brushing 2-3 times daily with a fluoride toothpaste as well as daily cleaning between your teeth with floss or interdental brushes. - Regular dental check ups and hygiene appointments are also advised. This helps your dentist to monitor your teeth and gums and find problems before they develop into a larger issue.
How much Does Composite Bonding cost? Composite bonding cost varies depending on your treatment plan. All treatments require a full oral health check (£84) first to ensure proper health of your teeth and gums and safety to proceed with treatment to a high standard. This cost includes full consultation, x rays, scans, photographs and treatment planning.
How much does Composite Bonding cost per tooth? Composite bonding costs £360 per tooth. This creates an easy way to calculate cost of your potential treatment based on how many teeth will be treated. As an example, a popular choice is composite bonding on your top 8 teeth as these are the mainly visible teeth when smiling. The cost of this is £2880.
Does Composite bonding hurt? One of the great things about composite bonding as a treatment is that it can be completed without injections or drilling of your natural teeth. This means it is safe, not damaging to your teeth, and not a painful process.