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Transform Your Smile with Composite Bonding
Same Day Treatment.
Achieve a brighter, more balanced smile with minimally invasive composite bonding. Our personalised treatment can reshape chipped, uneven or discoloured teeth to create a natural-looking smile you’ll feel confident showing off.
Composite
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Refresh Your Smile with Composite Bonding
Smile
Starts Here
A simple way to improve the appearance of your smile with natural-looking results.
Composite bonding can help improve the shape, colour and appearance of your teeth while preserving as much of your natural tooth structure as possible.
Say goodbye to chipped, cracked or discoloured teeth and hello to a brighter, more confident smile with composite bonding.
What is Composite Bonding?
If your front teeth are stained, chipped, or malaligned, composite bonding can give you a more confident and natural-looking smile.
We use thin layers of tooth-coloured composite resin to improve the appearance of your teeth.
The composite resin is carefully placed over the surface of the tooth to fill cracks, repair broken teeth, close gaps and improve discolouration.
What are Composite Veneers?
Shape, Colour & Position
All in One Treatment
When your front teeth are fully or partially stained or a little bit malaligned, composite veneers can help create a more balanced and attractive appearance.
A bonding veneer is a facing placed on the front of your teeth, usually your upper teeth. It works much like a false fingernail, creating a new surface over the existing tooth.
Veneers made from bonding material are mainly used for aesthetic purposes and can improve the colour, shape and position of your teeth.
They can also help close small gaps when orthodontic treatment is not suitable.
Improve the colour of your teeth
Improve tooth shape and proportions
Improve the appearance of slightly misaligned teeth
Close small gaps between teeth
Create a more balanced, natural-looking smile
Key Features of Composite Bonding or Veneers
Composite bonding is a minimally invasive way to improve your smile. It may be worth considering if you want to make subtle changes without extensive treatment.
Do you want to feel more confident in your smile with a same-day treatment?
Do you have gaps or irregularities in your smile that you would like to correct?
Are you looking for a minimally invasive treatment to improve your smile?
Your Composite Bonding Treatment, Step by Step
A simple, guided process from your first free consultation to your new, confident smile.
Complimentary consultation
We listen to what you would like to change, discuss the possible options.
Clinical assessment and smile planning
Dr Singh assesses your teeth, gums and bite. The shape, shade and proportions of the proposed bonding are planned around your smile.
Composite bonding
The tooth-coloured composite is carefully applied, shaped and polished. Treatment can often be completed in a single appointment.
Enjoy your new smile
Dr Singh checks your bite, shape and appearance and makes any necessary adjustments. You will receive advice on caring for your bonding and maintaining your result.
Your complimentary consultation is a discussion about your goals and the options available — it does not include a clinical examination. Where a full clinical assessment is needed (examining your teeth, gums and bite before treatment), this is arranged as a separate, chargeable appointment.
Transform Your Smile with Composite Bonding
Repair chips, close gaps, reshape teeth, and achieve a naturally beautiful smile with our minimally invasive cosmetic treatment.
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Our Cosmetic Dentist is here to help you get an Amazing Cosmetic Smile
- Stains (Yellow/Brown Blemishes)
- Chips
- Gummy Smiles
- Embrasures (smoothness on tops/bottoms of teeth)
- Uneven/Crowded Teeth
- Amalgam (silver fillings) Replacement
- Shape of teeth
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Flexible Payment Plans
We understand that investing in your smile is an important decision. The cost of treatment can vary depending on the treatment type, number of teeth, materials and complexity of your individual case.
Rather than one generic price, we recommend starting with a consultation. We can discuss your goals, suitable treatment options and the costs involved before you decide how to proceed.
Real Smiles, Real Results
Hear directly from patients about their treatment experience and the difference it made to their smile.
Questions
Composite bonding FAQs
What is composite bonding?
Composite bonding is a cosmetic dental treatment that uses tooth-coloured resin to improve the shape, colour or appearance of a tooth. The material is applied directly to the tooth, carefully shaped and polished to create a natural-looking result.
It is generally a minimally invasive treatment that requires little or no removal of healthy tooth structure, depending on your individual needs.
What problems can composite bonding improve?
Composite bonding may be used to improve:
- Chipped or worn teeth
- Small gaps between teeth
- Uneven tooth edges
- Minor differences in tooth shape or size
- Certain types of tooth discolouration
- Mildly irregular teeth
- The symmetry and overall appearance of your smile
Bonding is not suitable for every cosmetic or bite problem. Dr Singh will assess your teeth, gums and bite before recommending treatment.
Is composite bonding painful?
Composite bonding is usually comfortable and minimally invasive. It often requires little or no drilling, and local anaesthetic may not be necessary.
However, every patient and treatment is different. Dr Singh will explain what your procedure involves and discuss the available options for keeping you comfortable.
How long does composite bonding treatment take?
The time required depends on how many teeth are being treated and the complexity of the changes. Bonding for one tooth may be completed relatively quickly, while treating several teeth will require a longer appointment.
Composite bonding can often be completed in one treatment visit following your consultation, clinical assessment and smile planning. More complex cases may require additional appointments.
How long does composite bonding last?
Composite bonding does not last indefinitely. Its lifespan varies according to your bite, diet, oral hygiene, tooth-grinding habits and how well it is maintained.
Regular dental examinations and hygiene appointments can help maintain your teeth and bonding. Dr Singh will explain how to care for your result and whether a protective night guard should be considered.
Can composite bonding stain, chip or require repair?
Yes. Composite material may gradually stain, lose some of its polish, chip or wear over time. Tea, coffee, red wine, tobacco and strongly coloured foods can contribute to discolouration.
Avoid biting hard objects such as pens, fingernails or ice with bonded teeth. One advantage of composite bonding is that it can often be polished or repaired without replacing the entire restoration, although this depends on the extent of the damage.
How much does composite bonding cost?
The cost depends on the number of teeth being treated and the complexity of the result you would like to achieve. Following your consultation and clinical assessment, you will receive a personalised treatment plan explaining the recommended treatment and costs.
Book your free composite bonding consultation with Dr Harginder Singh by calling 0121 705 0994.