Composite bonding
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What is Composite Bonding?
Composite bonding involves applying tooth-colored resin to the surface of your teeth to improve their shape, size, and color.
Common situations where composite bonding is suitable include:
- Filling gaps and spaces between teeth.
- Restoring chipped, cracked, or fractured teeth.
- Contouring teeth to enhance their appearance.
- Hiding discolouration or stains on teeth.
- Enhancing the size and symmetry of teeth.
Same Day Smile
Composite bonding is usually completed in a single appointment, offering a fast and convenient way to enhance your smile.
No Pain, Drilling or Injections
One of the biggest advantages of dental bonding is that it involves no drilling or anesthesia, letting you get back to your day right after your appointment. The procedure is completely pain-free and delivers instant results!
Your Teeth Are Unharmed
Composite bonding is a non-invasive treatment that requires no drilling of your natural teeth, helping to preserve their health while enhancing your smile with long-lasting results.
Same Day Smile
Composite bonding is usually completed in a single appointment, offering a fast and convenient way to enhance your smile.
Benefits of Composite Bonding
No Drilling
No Pain
Instant Makeover
Bespoke Smile
Before & Afters
Frequently Asked Questions
Composite bonding is a cosmetic dental procedure where tooth-colored resin is applied to teeth to improve their appearance. It’s commonly used to repair chipped, discolored, or misshapen teeth, or to close small gaps between teeth.
With proper care, composite bonding can last 5 to 7 years, though this varies depending on habits like teeth grinding, nail-biting, or consuming staining foods/drinks. It’s not as durable as veneers or crowns but is easier and cheaper to repair.
No, the procedure is usually painless and doesn’t typically require anesthesia unless it’s being used to fill a cavity. It’s minimally invasive, as little to no enamel is removed.
No, composite resin does not respond to teeth whitening treatments. If you’re considering whitening, it’s best to do so before bonding, so the resin can be matched to your whitened teeth.
To prolong results:
Avoid biting hard objects (e.g., ice, pens)
Limit staining foods/drinks (e.g., coffee, red wine)
Maintain good oral hygiene
Visit your dentist regularly for checkups and polishing