Dental composite bonding is the application of an aesthetic tooth coloured resin to partially or fully cover the tooth surface. It can be used to repair chipped or worn edges of teeth, changes the shape of teeth, or to completely resurface a tooth.

The exact price of composite bonding treatment depends on how much bonding you need and for how many teeth. We offer free consultations to assess your teeth and needs, identifying the most suitable treatment for you.

Composite bonding can last for several years with proper care and maintenance. However, the lifespan of the bonding material may vary depending on factors such as oral hygiene habits and lifestyle factors like smoking or consuming stain-inducing foods or drinks.

It is possible to colour-match composite bonding to your natural teeth, giving you a smooth, natural-looking finish. To match your natural teeth, we will work with you to select the ideal composite resin colour.

The composite bonding process is usually painless and does not require any anaesthesia. However, if the bonding material is being used to address dental decay or damage, there may be some sensitivity or discomfort.

Dental issues like chipped or broken teeth, gaps between teeth, tooth discolouration, and uneven tooth form or size can all be treated with composite bonding.

Composite bonding can be cared for in the same way as your natural teeth, with regular brushing, flossing, and dental cleanings. However, you should avoid biting down on hard objects and refrain from consuming stain-inducing foods or drinks.

To avoid doubt, composite bonding is not the same as your teeth. They might have the same appearance and sometimes similar applications, but they are different products requiring different dental procedures.

Veneers are custom-made ceramic shells that attach to the front surface of your teeth. We must remove some enamel from your natural teeth to place the veneer.

Once placed, veneers are not reversible, as they need replacing every 10 to 20 years. Dental bonding, on the other hand, doesn’t require significant enamel removal and is entirely reversible. With composite bonding, you will need touch-ups every three to 10 years.