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Composite Bonding

Transform your teeth with composite bonding – the fast, effective way to fix chips, gaps, and uneven teeth. Achieve flawless, natural-looking results in just one visit, and step into a new level of confidence.

What is composite bonding?

Composite bonding is a quick, non-invasive cosmetic dental treatment designed to transform your smile. Using a tooth-coloured resin, we repair chips, close gaps, and reshape uneven teeth to create a flawless, natural-looking result.

The best part?

What is the composite bonding process?

1.

Consultation

We discuss your goals and examine your teeth to ensure composite bonding is the right choice for you.

2.

Colour matching

Using advanced shade-matching, we select a resin colour that blends perfectly with your natural teeth.

3.

Application

The resin is applied and carefully shaped to enhance your smile’s appearance with precision.

4.

Polishing

The final touch – a polish to ensure your bonded teeth look as radiant and natural as your originals.

Is composite bonding right for you?

Composite bonding is the perfect solution if you’re looking to make small but powerful changes to your smile. This treatment works wonders for:

Smile transformation with composite bonding

closing gaps

This before-and-after shows how composite bonding can close gaps and enhance your smile in just one session. Subtle, natural, and effective – a simple solution for a big difference.

— frequently asked questions —

Quick answers to your questions

What happens after 5 years of composite bonding?

Composite bonding typically lasts 5–7 years with proper care. Over time, it may wear down, chip, or discolour slightly. At that point, it can be polished, repaired, or replaced to maintain its appearance and functionality.

Yes, you can eat an apple with bonded teeth, but it’s best to do so carefully. While bonding is durable, it’s not as strong as natural enamel, so biting into hard foods directly could risk damage. Cutting harder foods into smaller pieces is always a safer option.

No, composite bonding is a highly skilled dental procedure that requires professional expertise. Attempting to do it yourself could result in damage to your teeth or gums and is not safe or effective.

Yes, you can bite into most foods with bonded teeth, but it’s wise to avoid extremely hard or sticky items, such as ice cubes or caramel, as they can chip or dislodge the bonding material.

No, traditional whitening treatments don’t work on composite bonding. If your bonded teeth become discoloured, your dentist can polish them or replace the bonding material to match your natural teeth.

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