Cosmetic Dentistry

Composite Bonding

Treat discoloured, chipped or cracked teeth

From £185 | 0% Finance available

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Cosmetic Dentistry

Composite Bonding

Treat discoloured, chipped or cracked teeth

From £185 | 0% Finance available

Book Now

Restore your smile with composite bonding treatment from The Dental Parlour Coventry

Suitable for:

  • Treating chipped or cracked teeth
  • Changing the shape of your teeth
  • Closing gaps

What is composite bonding?

Teeth that are discoloured, chipped, rotated, or spaced can be transformed with composite bonding.

What does it involve?

  • At your consultation, the dentist will give options for composite bonding and discuss options to best achieve your desired outcome.
  • For simple composite bonding to the edges of your teeth (edge bonding) this can be done in one visit.
  • For bonding of a full smile, photos and a digital scan of your teeth will be taken to design a smile that you desire.
  • Modifications can be made until you are happy.
  • At the second appointment the trial smile is conducted, this is an opportunity to see the smile design on your teeth before confirming you are ready to proceed.
  • At the third appointment the teeth are prepared, and the tooth coloured filling material is placed on the front of the teeth and shaped to the desired form that was previously agreed with your trial smile.

The material is finished and polished to a life-like shine. A later review and polishing appointment may be necessary.

Composite bonding Coventry

Composite Bonding fee guide

Composite Bonding treatments   From £200
Composite Veneer treatments From £315

0% finance available on all treatments over £500

Composite Bonding
FAQs

Composite bonding is entirely non-invasive. There’s no drilling of the teeth so it is relatively pain-free.

Composite bonding may initially affect your speech and chewing, generally if you have all your teeth done, but this will settle down quite quickly.
Yes, you can have more than one tooth treated. When you have a consultation with our dentists they will analyse your smile and work with you to decide on the number of teeth required to be bonded to achieve your desired results.
Generally the material used in composite bonding is weaker than your tooth enamel so it is recommended to not bite in to very hard foods directly. The can also stain like enamel so frequent consumptions of coffee, tea, red wine, or other stain-causing foods will mean high risk of staining and needing regular hygiene visits.