Composite Bonding

Chipped, uneven, or misshapen teeth can affect the way you smile.

We understand how this can affect your confidence and have the perfect solution.

Composite bonding is the quickest way to improve the shape, colour and size of the teeth which requires no drilling, no injections and can be completed on the same day

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Finance Options

Evening and Weekend

Appointments

Free

Consultations

Same day composite bonding smile makeovers – 500 every year

Other benefits

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Easy 3 Step Action Plan

01

Consultation

02

At Home Whitening for 2 weeks

03

3-4 hour treatment appointment

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How Much Is Composite Bonding?

Correct Discrepancies on front teeth

£44 per month

From £800

Correct Discrepancies on front teeth

£100 per month

From £1500

Correct Discrepancies on front teeth

£133 per month

From £3200

4 Teeth

6 Teeth

10 Teeth

TRANSFORM YOUR SMILE WITH COMPOSITE BONDING

Composite Bonding Before & Afters

What is Composite Bonding?

Composite bonding is the process of applying tooth coloured filling material to the surface of the teeth to change the overall shape, size and colour of the tooth.

The treatment is completely digitally planned which improves accuracy and the efficiency of the tooth movement.

Furthermore, by taking a 3D digital scan of your teeth we are able to show you an outcome simulation of what your teeth could potentially look like after treatment. This way you can see the improvement before you commit yourself to having treatment

Situations where composite bonding is suitable:

The main benefits are:

How Much Is Composite Bonding?

Correct Discrepancies on front teeth

£44 per month

From £800

Correct Discrepancies on front teeth

£100 per month

From £2400

Correct Discrepancies on front teeth

£133 per month

From £3200

4 Teeth

6 Teeth

10 Teeth

Why Does The 
Cost Of Composite Bonding Vary 
So Much?

The rising demand for composite bonding has led to an increase in cases needing to be re-done, especially when cheaper options are chosen without considering potential trade-offs.

If the price is significantly cheaper, you should bear in mind that some compromise will have been made somewhere along the line

Composite bonding is a popular dental treatment that requires careful planning and precision, which may not be the best choice for every patient.

It involves a thorough evaluation of factors like tooth size, shape, facial appearance, overall oral look, tooth colour, bite alignment, speech patterns, and more when considering composite bonding.

Situations where composite bonding is suitable:

Ensuring the longevity and success of composite bonding calls for meticulous attention to detail and a commitment to delivering high-quality results.

Composite Bonding vs Porcelain Veneers

Composite Bonding
Porcelain Veneers
Material
Composite resin (plastic and resin)
Porcelain (ceramic)
Appearance
Natural - but may stain over time
Natural and stain-resistant
Toughness
Less durable - may chip and stain
Highly durable - resistant to chipping or staining
Treatment required
No enamel removal, thus no injections required
Removal of enamel - will require some anaesthetic
Cost
£400 per tooth
From £850 per tooth
Lifespan
5-10 years with maintenance
15-20+ years with maintenance
Repairability
Easily repairable
More complex to repair
Personalisation
Can be completely customised during the procedure
Custom-made in a dental lab for a precise fit
Staining
Regular maintenance polishing required
Minimal maintenance with routine dental hygiene
Maintenance
Single Visit - average 4 hours Yearly maintainence polish required
Minimal maintenance with routine dental hygiene
Treatment Time
Single Visit - average 4 hours
Longer, will require at least 2 visits
Color Matching
Easy to adjust or match color to teeth
Precise color matching is possible along with enhancing whiteness
Who is it for?
Suitable for subtle cosmetic improvements and smile makeovers
For major cosmetic transformations
Strength
Weaker, more prone to chipping
Stronger, resists chipping and cracking
Aesthetics
Natural appearance
Highest level of aesthetics, matching the tooth textures and colour more closely
Reversibility
Reversible - as it can be removed without damaging underlying tooth
Not reversible as enamel is removed, and cant be replaced
Long-term Investment
Will require more frequent replacements
Longer-lasting solution with less replacements and maintainence
Suitablity
Small chips, gappy teeth, or discolorations
Severely stained, misshapen, or misaligned teeth
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Frequently Asked Questions – Composite Bonding

What is Composite Bonding?

The tooth surface is thoroughly cleaned and then prepared with a gel that roughens the surface microscopically. The putty like composite resin material is then applied using special instruments and brushes to sculpt to the desired shape, often in several layers. Using a special light, the material is then hardened. Further layers can then be added accordingly. The procedure is then completed with smoothing of the tooth surface and polishing.

How many visits are needed?

The composites themselves are done in one appointment. We will always book a consultation appointment first. Most people will have a review appointment after to ensure they are completely happy.

Will I need an injection?

The great majority of all cases are completed pain-free and without the need for local anaesthetic.

Will my teeth need to be drilled?

In most cases composite is applied with no obvious drilling to the natural tooth. For cases that require tooth adjustment, you will be advised beforehand in the consultation appointment.

How long does Composite Bonding last?

As with most cosmetic dental procedures they will eventually need replacing. Typically we see good results of up to 5 years for composite veneers and 7 years for edge bonding, dependent upon care.

Is there a minimum number of teeth reccomended?

There is no minimum recommendation for this. In order to gain optimal aesthetic results most individuals require approximately 8-10 composite restorations. This allows for a more uniform and symmetrical smile.

Composite Bonding or Porcelain Veneers?

Composite bonding is a single session treatment option which is great to correct smaller imperfections, chips, cracks and minor spacing between the teeth.

Veneers on the other hand are lab made ultra thin sheets of ceramic material which are shaped to fit onto the teeth. They usually require some removal of natural tooth structure to create enough space for the veneer to attach to the tooth. They are normally recommended for larger imperfections of the teeth and as they are lab made, are more costly than composite bonding.

Do my teeth need to be straight before getting Composite Bonding?

We would always recommend straightening before the bonding as it helps. Slight minor misalignment can be masked with composite. However it is always advisable to straighten with braces or Invisalign first.