Composite Bonding

Brief description:

Composite bonding is a fast and affordable dental treatment to correct minor cosmetic flaws and give you a natural looking smile.

Q&As:

What is composite bonding?

Composite bonding is a non-invasive cosmetic treatment that restores the appearance and functionality of your smile, a tooth coloured resin is applied to the tooth and manipulated into shape using special instruments. 

What does composite bonding achieve?

Closing Gaps between Teeth: Bonding can be used to close small spaces or gaps between teeth. By applying the composite resin to the edges of adjacent teeth, a dentist can create a more uniform and aesthetically pleasing smile.


Reshaping Irregular Teeth: Teeth that are uneven or have irregular shapes can often be reshaped using composite bonding. The resin is applied to specific areas of the tooth to improve symmetry and create a more harmonious appearance.


Improving Tooth Colour: Composite bonding can be used to change the colour of discolored or stained teeth. The resin material can be color-matched to the natural shade of the surrounding teeth, providing a more uniform and attractive smile.


Lengthening Teeth: In cases where teeth appear too short or have an uneven length, composite bonding can be applied to lengthen and reshape them. This can help create a more balanced and proportionate smile.

How long does composite bonding take?

Composite bonding can be completed in one session, however we may get you back a few weeks later to do some polishing if needed. 

Is there maintenance?

While composite bonding is a versatile and effective cosmetic dental procedure, it's important to note that the bonded material may be more prone to staining and wear compared to natural tooth enamel. Regular maintenance and good oral hygiene practices are essential to ensure the longevity of the bonding.

How long does composite bonding last?

Composite bonding is estimated to last approximately 5-10 years.


Contact us on info@dentalsmilelschelmsford.co.uk or 01245 251198

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