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Composite bonding in London

Composite bonding in London can be the perfect solution for you if you want your dream smile. It is a quick and non-invasive cosmetic dental procedure requiring no recovery. This restorative treatment can fix your dental imperfections and help you regain your gorgeous smile. If you are residing anywhere in or around London and looking forward to getting composite dental bonding, Smile Dentist is the right destination for you. Our highly skilled and experienced cosmetic dentists make sure your composite bonding matches perfectly with your natural teeth colour.

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What is Composite Bonding?

Composite bonding is a cosmetic dental procedure that incorpoprates the application of a dental composite material to your teeth to give them a better look. Dental bonding is a quick and effective solution to help you achieve the perfect smile you have always desired for. It involves moulding the composite material on your teeth to give them a more enhanced and defined appearance. The good news is composite bonding treatment can be fulfilled in just a single dental visit.

Benefits of Composite Bonding

  • No risks of damage or alterations to your natural teeth
  • Pick between veneers or edge bonding
  • Affordable treatment
  • Fast treatment completed in a single visit
  • Reversible procedure

Problems Composite Bonding Can Fix

Composite bonding can be the perfect solution for you if have dental problems including:

  • Chipped teeth
  • Broken or damaged teeth
  • Receding gums
  • Overcrowding teeth
  • Crooked teeth
  • Missing teeth or teeth gaps
  • Yellow or discoloured teeth
  • Cracked teeth

Procedure of Composite Bonding at Our Clinic

Although individual cases of dental problems differ from patient to patient, composite bonding involves some basic steps which our dental professionals follow to give your smile a new look. Here are the steps of composite bonding treatment at our clinic:

  • Examining the teeth: Before beginning your cosmetic bonding, our dental professionals first examine your teeth to check for hidden cavities, discoloured or damaged teeth; and make sure they are healthy enough for composite bonding.
  • Choosing the shade: Next our professionals use a ‘shade guide’ tool to pick the right resin material matching your natural teeth colour. This allows seamless blending of the composite resin to your teeth, giving them a natural look.
  • Preparing the teeth: Before applying the resin, our dentist prepares your teeth by gently roughening the teeth surface and covering it with an etching liquid. This helps the resin adhere more firmly to your teeth and makes its long lasting.
  • Applying resin: Our dentist then applies the putty like resin on your teeth surface to reshape them delicately. This requires special attention to the edges of the six upper and lower teeth in the front which makes your smile more aesthetically pleasing.
  • Curing the resin: Once our dentist places the bonding resin in the right position, a UV light is applied to harden your resin and ensure it binds properly with your teeth.
  • Polishing the teeth: Finally, our professional polishes your bonded teeth to give you a more improved and natural looking smile.

The procedure of composite bonding treatment is a quick process, requiring not more than 60 minutes for a single tooth. It includes minimal invasion, and does not usually require anaesthetics. In fact, the patient can eat normally within a few hours.

Composite Bonding: Aftercare

The most striking benefit of composite bonding treatment is that it is a simple and affordable procedure. However, the composite material, as compared to crowns or veneers, might chip slightly over time. This composite bonding material lasts for around 3 to 10 years, but this completely depends on your dental care habits. The composite material starts appearing dull over time and might also stain. You can re-polish or replace your dental bonding if you start observing these signs.

What are the composite bonding cost in London?

The composite bonding cost depends on the experience of your dentist, the time required for the treatment, or the severity of the case. As composite bonding includes a variety of options, their underlying costs vary as well. At Smile Dentist, dental bonding costs around £350 to £450 per tooth. You can get a range of finance options at our clinic to make the treatment affordable for everyone.

Transform your smile with composite bonding in London

If you are seeking an easy and effective way to enhance your smile, we guarantee that you will benefit from our composite bonding in London.

To know more about our treatment options, learn about our fee structure or finance options, you can call us on 020 70434314.

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FAQs

Composite bonding is not at all painful as the entire work is performed on your teeth’s surface. You usually do not even require a painkiller after your dental bonding treatment.

The longevity of composite bonding ranges typically around 3 to 5 years, provided you take proper care of your teeth. Dental bonding can also be replaced or repaired, if needed. At Smile Dentist, our expert team makes use of air abrasion technology to make your bonding last even longer. It creates a strong additional mechanical bond between the bonding and your teeth to reduce its chances of debonding.

Just like crowns, the composite material is made to match your original teeth colour and, therefore, looks natural and spontaneous.

After composite dental bonding, you must avoid eating anything hard for at least 24 hours. This enables the bonding to set completely, and after that you can continue with eating and chewing regular foods.

Dental bonding brings about minimal risk. Although the composite material used in your dental bonding is quite strong and durable, it is not as strong as your natural teeth.

You must avoid having hard food items like carrots, nuts, hard sweets or rolls, apples, fried chicken, bagels or any other tough foods. Biting directly on these foods might lead to fracture.