Aurora Dental and Implant Clinic
Composite Bonding in Wiltshire
What is composite bonding?
Composite bonding is a procedure that involves attaching composite resin to the front of your teeth. This treatment can hide chips and gaps to create a brighter, more uniform smile without having to cover the entire tooth.
This differs slightly from composite veneers, where the whole tooth is covered.
Composite veneers need teeth to be fitted onto, so are not suitable for those with missing teeth. If your teeth are more damaged, discoloured or misshapen, then porcelain veneers could be a more appropriate option.
Composite bonding and veneers are two treatments that can help restore your smile. You can discuss both options with your dentist, who will give you all the information you’ll need to make an informed decision on which route to take.
How does composite bonding work?
The benefits of composite bonding
Visit the Best Dentist for Composite Bonding Today
Visit the best dentist for composite bonding today, and speak to one of our expert team. We strive to provide the highest quality care for all our patients, ensuring they feel calm and relaxed during their visit.
Alongside teeth composite bonding, we also offer a range of other cosmetic treatments including smile makeovers, Invisalign, and cosmetic dentures, as well as general dentistry services.
FAQs
As cosmetic bonding is non-invasive, there should be no discomfort associated with this procedure. This means you can get the smile of your dreams without any pain whatsoever.
On average, composite bonding lasts for five years. Over time, the bond can wear down or chip off, in which case you’ll just need to get it replaced.
As a non-invasive option, composite bonding will cause no damage to your teeth.
Although the material used for composite bonding won’t respond to whitening in the same way that teeth do, there is a simple solution. You can replace the bonding material at the same time or within a week or two of whitening teeth to ensure that the composite matches the shade of the teeth.
Although composite bonding is strong, it is not as strong as your natural teeth. Therefore, it’s a good idea to avoid chewing on hard foods, drinking tea and coffee, smoking, and biting your nails. It’s also important to brush your teeth regularly and visit the hygienist.
You can get composite bonding on a single tooth or multiple teeth.
