Composite Bonding is most popular cosmetic dental treatment that used to repair your gapped and chipped teeth. It can hide the teeth staining as well by giving you a beautiful straight appearance with pearly white smile. Whether you are residing in London and its surrounding areas, Smile Works Dental is your right place. We have a high success rate in providing composite bonding treatment to correct your a chipped, cracked teeth or change teeth shape or color. The treatment procedure involves of composite resin moulding on your teeth. Unlike porcelain veneers, this dental procedure gets done in a single appointment. Our Highly experienced cosmetic dentists will ensure that the composite bonding perfectly goes with your teeth colour. So, no one will be able to distinguish it from the natural teeth. Composite bonding treatment is not only reliable but also a budget-friendly solution if compared to other alternatives.
If you feel your teeth would benefit from composite bonding contact our team at Smile Works Dental now for a consultation.
Composite bonding is a cosmetic technique that involves applying dental composite to the teeth to make it look better. It can be a fast and effective option for that perfect dentition you have been looking for. The process involves moulding the composite on the teeth to give the appearance of a better dentition. What is more? Cosmetic bonding is fast and can be completed in just one dental visit.
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This is one of the least invasive procedures you can have. Producing a new confident smile, it will:
One of the great advantages of composite bonding is it is inexpensive and a relatively uncomplicated dental option. It is worth noting, however, that the composite material may chip or wear slightly more than the material that is made in a laboratory such as a crown or a porcelain veneer. We estimate that the composite bonding material will stay looking good for around three to ten years although that will depend on your oral habits. As time passes the material will appear slightly duller and may stain and show signs of a little wear. If this happens you will have the option of having them re-contoured replaced or re-polished.
The amount of time your bonding lasts largely depends on you. Looking after the composite bonding and taking necessary precautions will make it last longer. Usually, the composite bonding lasts for about 5-8 years. However, it is also subject to wear and tear. In a case where the user breaks the composite restoration, our lines are available to schedule an appointment with us to get it fixed.
The cost of composited bonding in London starting from £595 per tooth. You will be able to see our full price list on the website or if you call and speak to anyone ever professional dental team members who will be able to give you a full run down of all the costs associated with having composite bonding on your teeth. Call us now on 020 71834091 and start your journey to a more confident smile.
No, This is not painful at all. All the work on the tooth is on the surface so usually no painkiller is needed either.
Having dental bonding comes with very little risk. Although the composite resin that we use is strong it will never be as strong as your natural teeth, and you need to bear this in mind. It is, however, a great option but we cannot claim but it is a more reliable option than having a crown or a veneer.
You will not be able to whiten bonding material as you would your natural teeth but you will be able to replace the bonding material to match the rest of your teeth if you do undergo tooth whitening.
Dental bonding will not be a permanent solution although it will be something that can last for a long time. If you care for your bonding well it can last up to 10 years before you need to have it replaced.
Like natural teeth, where you have composite bonding, you will need to brush and you will need to floss every day. You should also have them cleaned professionally every six months. Staining from coffee red wine or tobacco may occur if you have any of these habits and bonding material will not whiten like natural teeth do. How good your teeth look depends on how much can you take off them.
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