Composite Bonding

Show-Off your Smile Like Never Before

Composite bonding is a state-of-the-art treatment for fixing chipped or discoloured teeth. We’re not surprised to see it become one of our most sought-after treatments at Perfect Smile.

Composite bonding teeth is the holy grail of cosmetic dentistry, allowing patients to achieve their ideal smile by concealing flaws such as chips, gaps, cracks, and discolouration

It’s a overwhelming “wow” moment for our patients, especially when paired with teeth whitening. Even the small adjustments often give significant results. The process also has several benefits over other cosmetic dentistry options like veneers and crowns.

Want to know more about composite bonding prices, benefits, and treatment duration? Schedule your free consultation with Perfect Smile today.*

*Please note: Some of our practices may charge a small consultation fee. It is always best to check with your nearest Perfect Smile Practice on pricing and fees.

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Composite Bonding Requires One Visit to the Dentist

Dental bonding is a simple and quick method for improving the appearance of teeth. There’s no need to be concerned about resin bonding teeth follow-up visits or consultations that take up a lot of time. In fact, a single visit to the dentist is all that is needed.

Before applying the resin, very little preparation is required. Once it’s in position, a high-intensity curing laser is used to expedite the process of the material becoming tough. By the time you leave your session, you’ll be able to bite normally, and your smile will have been fully revamped in as little as an hour.

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Before & After

The Perfect Smile Makeover

You're not alone if you truly want to have that front tooth fixed or brighten your smile. This is when composite bonding is effective. Bonding front teeth includes examining the patient's dental and medical history, treating any existing problems, putting composite resin to the tooth in question, curing the resin, cleaning and polishing the tooth, and finally sealing the tooth for a stunning smile.

A Whiter & Radiant Smile

Composite bonding is quickly becoming one of the most sought-after treatments we provide. Be it composite bonding crooked tooth or gap teeth, there is no discomfort or downtime associated with this procedure. Those with healthy teeth who want to enhance their smile's appearance will benefit most from composite bonding. For the first day or two after composite edge bonding, patients should be mindful of their oral hygiene and consider sticking to soft meals.

Why Choose Composite Bonding?

Transforms the Smile

Composite bonding is a natural way to change your smile using a composite resin intended to match the colour of your natural teeth. It makes teeth whiter, brighter, and more visually pleasant!

Safe & Secure

There are no dangerous chemicals or compounds used in dental composite bonding that might cause harm to the mouth, teeth, or body. Additionally, the teeth need minimum preparation, so the treatment can be quickly removed if you change your mind without causing harm to your teeth.

Painless

As a non-invasive procedure, teeth bonding for gaps does not include any drilling or injections, nor does it result in any pain or discomfort. Most dental bonding treatments do not need anaesthesia.

Long Lasting

With frequent checkups and correct maintenance, cosmetic bonding teeth can last between 5 and 10 years, with many patients retaining a flawless smile for much longer than this estimate.

Cost-Effective

Composite bonding cost is inexpensive when compared to other aesthetic treatments. In addition to a free composite bonding consultation, you have the option of flexible payment options if you decide to proceed with the treatment.

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How Does Composite Bonding Work?

1

Consultation with your dentist.

2

Composite resin to match the colour of teeth.

3

Applying “bonding agent” to the tooth.

4

Special dental light hardens the bonding material.

5

Final shaping and polishing.

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Our team

Dr Laura Johnson

GDC: 277762 | Practice : Chester

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Dr Omid Negahdar

Practice : Cosham

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Dr Viktorija Juskunaite

Practice : Wallasey

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Dr Andrew Fahmy

Practice : Woking

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Dr Licinea Brown

Practice : Woking

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Dr Emily Cross

GDC: 283334 | Practice : Twickenham

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Dr Keir Powell

GDC: 64071 | Practice : Wallasey

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Dr Nick Cobham

Practice : Hammersmith

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Dr Simran Dogra

GDC: 310177 | Practice : Chiswick

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Dr Rishi Gogna

GDC: 244773 | Practice : Chester

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Dr Leanne Heaton

GDC: 113499 | Practice : Wigan

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Dr Sonia Santos

GDC: 82620 | Practice : Wokingham

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Dr Dharampal Reehal

GDC: 209786 | Practice : Camberley

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Dr Fatima Al-Ruhaimi

GDC: 212245 | Practice : Camberley

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Dr Dinesh Mohan

GDC: 272656 | Practice : Richmond

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Dr Vinal Patel

GDC: 311926 | Practice : Putney

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Dr Eliza Zacharia

GDC: 252183 | Practice : Putney

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Dr Harpal Lall

GDC: 194604 | Practices : Parsons Green, Putney

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Dr Celina Patel

Practice : Muswell Hill

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Dr Solmaz Samaee

GDC: 279602 | Practice : Muswell Hill

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Dr Bilkees Peer

GDC: 77087 | Practice : Earlsfield

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Dr Katie Lyttle

GDC: 290767 | Practice : Clapham

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Dr Mahmoud Samaha

GDC: 276804 | Practices : Wokingham Peach St, Woking ,Clapham Junction

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Dr Kartik Patel

GDC: 177993 | Practice : Acton

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Dr Mohammed Al-Nuaimi

GDC: 274879 | Practice : Earlsfield

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FAQs

What is the benefit of composite bonding on teeth?

Bonding is often used to repair chips, cracks, or spaces between teeth, as well as to correct discolouration – attaching and shaping a composite resin to a tooth to restore its original look. The colour of the resin matches that of the tooth, so it will seem to be a natural component of the tooth.

Can composite bonding treat gaps?

Composite bonding is a very effective method for closing little spaces between teeth. Whether you have a single gap or several minor gaps between all of your teeth, bonding may provide remarkable effects.

How long does it take to composite bond one tooth?

The treatment should take between 30 and 60 minutes to complete. It can take a bit longer if you have more than one tooth fixed. Because we only utilise high-quality bonding materials, you can anticipate your composite bonding work to endure for 5-7 years, depending on how well you care for it, your food, and your bite.

How many teeth can composite bonding be applied to?

For the finest outcomes, 8–10 teeth should do. Since not everyone is a candidate, a thorough consultation with your dentist is required before beginning.

Can coffee be consumed during composite bonding?

Tea, coffee, alcohol, and cigarettes should be avoided for the first few days following the bonding treatment to prevent discolouration. After a tooth has been bonded, it can be cared for in the same way as natural teeth.

How should I clean a tooth which has had composite bonding?

Brush twice daily with a soft-bristled manual or electric toothbrush. Minimum daily flossing using string floss, not floss sticks. Make appointments to see the hygienist every six months for regular cleanings.

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