If you are not happy with your smile and the appearance of your teeth then Composite Bonding may be the right solution for you. So many patients come to have this done in preparation for weddings.
We can achieve amazing results with bonding, giving you the confidence to smile more with your new healthy-looking teeth.
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Composite Bonding is a single-visit procedure capable of producing incredible results. This procedure, also known as Cosmetic Bonding, is an ideal option for anyone who has minor aesthetic flaws, such as small gaps between the teeth, chipped or worn edges. We can also create Composite Veneers that can totally transform the shape of the tooth and enhance your smile
Once the composite has been applied and designed, it is set using a curing light. Any final adjustments are made once the composite is firm and then you can see your new smile.
Our dentists are experienced in designing your new smile with composite bonding and are happy to see you for an initial FREE consultation.
Frequently asked questions
What is composite bonding?
Composite bonding is a cosmetic dental procedure that uses a tooth-coloured resin material to improve the appearance of teeth. It can be used to address various concerns, such as chipped teeth, gaps between teeth, minor misalignment, and discolouration.
What are the benefits of composite bonding?
- Less invasive: Compared to veneers, bonding requires minimal removal of tooth structure.
- Quick and affordable: The procedure is usually completed in one appointment and is often less expensive than veneers.
- Natural-looking: Skilled dentists can create a natural-looking restoration that blends seamlessly with your existing teeth.
- Versatility: Bonding can address a variety of cosmetic issues.
How long does composite bonding last?
Composite bonding typically lasts for 5-7 years with proper care. Factors like diet and oral hygiene habits can impact its longevity.
Will composite bonding stain?
Yes, bonding material can stain over time, similar to natural teeth. Regular hygiene appointments, avoiding staining foods and drinks, and good oral health routines can help minimise staining.
Does composite bonding hurt?
Generally, the procedure is painless. Local anaesthetic can be used for comfort if needed.
What is the recovery time after composite bonding?
There is minimal to no recovery time after bonding. However, you may experience slight sensitivity to hot or cold for a short period.
How do I take care of composite bonding?
Caring for bonded teeth is similar to regular oral care. Brush twice daily, floss daily, and maintain regular dental check ups and hygiene appointments. Avoid chewing on hard objects and be mindful of staining foods and drinks.
How much does composite bonding cost?
The cost of composite bonding can vary depending on the complexity of the procedure and the amount of material used. Contact Notley Dental Care for a personalised quote.