Composite Bonding Holyhead
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Small Changes Can Make a Big Difference
Composite bonding is a minimally invasive cosmetic treatment that can be used to improve the appearance of suitable teeth. If there is something about the shape, edge or symmetry of your smile that you would like to change, we can help you explore your options.
What can composite bonding be used for?
- The right treatment depends on your teeth, bite, oral health and desired outcome.
- Small chips or worn edges
- Minor gaps between teeth
- Uneven tooth shape or proportions
- Selected cosmetic imperfections
What is composite bonding?
Tooth-coloured composite material is carefully applied and shaped to alter the appearance of a tooth. In many suitable cases it can involve little or no removal of natural tooth structure, but the exact approach depends on the individual case.
Your bonding journey
- Consultation — discuss what you would like to change.
- Assessment — check oral health, bite and suitability.
- Planning — agree the proposed shape, shade and treatment scope.
- Bonding — composite is applied, shaped and polished.
- Aftercare — receive advice on maintenance and future reviews.
Composite bonding or another treatment?
Bonding is not the right answer for every cosmetic concern. Depending on your goals, we may also discuss whitening, clear aligners, veneers or restorative treatment. The consultation should help the patient understand the least invasive appropriate option.
Cost
£300 per tooth
FAQs
Does bonding damage the natural tooth?
Composite bonding is a minimally invasive treatment and, in most cases, requires little or no removal of your natural tooth structure. The composite material is carefully applied and bonded directly to the surface of the tooth, helping to improve its shape, colour or overall appearance.
How long does composite bonding last?
With good care, bonding typically lasts several years before it may need topping up or replacing.
Can composite stain?
Composite can be more prone to staining than natural enamel over time — avoiding smoking and heavily staining foods and drinks helps it last.
Should I whiten my teeth before bonding?
The shade of the filling material will be matched to your natural tooth. So it is very common for patients to whiten their teeth prior to bonding to enhance the brightness and improve the overall colour. We can discuss whitening options with you at your consultation!
Thinking About Changing Your Smile?
Book a consultation to discuss what you would like to change and which cosmetic option may be most appropriate.