Refine & enhance
Composite bonding.
Composite bonding enhances the shape, colour and size of teeth, usually without drilling or injections, and often in a single visit.
Overview
Overview
Chipped, uneven or misshapen teeth can affect your confidence. Composite bonding involves applying tooth-coloured material to the surface of the tooth, refining its shape, size and colour.
Edge bonding adds composite to the edges of the teeth, creating a more even look and repairing small chips or imperfections.
Why patients choose it
Why patients choose it
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No needles or injections
Usually completed without anaesthetic.
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No drilling
Your natural tooth structure is preserved.
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Same-day results
Leave the clinic with a refreshed smile.
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Ideal for
Chips, cracks, stains, general wear and aesthetic improvements.
How it works
Composite bonding,
how it works.
- Step 1
Consultation
We discuss your goals and check the bonding is right for you.
- Step 2
Shade matching
We select the composite that blends with your natural teeth.
- Step 3
Sculpting & polishing
The composite is shaped, hardened and polished to a natural finish.
Fees
Clear fees.
No surprises.
Guide prices. Your personalised plan confirms the exact cost before treatment.
- Composite edge bonding (per tooth)£350
- Composite full bonding (per tooth)£400
Common questions
Common questions
How long does composite bonding last?
With good care, composite bonding typically lasts several years. Regular check-ups and hygiene visits help it stay in good condition, and it can be repaired or refreshed when needed.
Is composite bonding reversible?
Because bonding usually requires little or no removal of natural tooth structure, it is generally considered a minimally invasive and conservative option.
What is the difference between edge and full bonding?
Edge bonding adds composite to the edges of the teeth to repair small chips or even them out. Full bonding covers the visible front surface to change shape and colour more significantly.
Start with a consultation.
Every treatment begins with an examination and an honest conversation about your options.
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