At Thousand Smiles, we provide high-quality composite bonding to repair chips, close small gaps, and improve the overall appearance of your teeth. This simple, non-invasive cosmetic treatment can transform your smile in just one appointment.
Composite bonding (sometimes called tooth bonding or dental bonding) uses a tooth-coloured resin to repair or reshape teeth. The resin is applied directly onto the surface, sculpted to the desired shape, and hardened with a special light. It blends naturally with your enamel, giving you a seamless result.
Many patients choose composite bonding because it is quick, painless, and affordable compared to other cosmetic options such as veneers or crowns.
Composite bonding is an excellent choice if you want a straightforward, reversible solution for cosmetic improvements.
Composite bonding is versatile and can correct a range of minor dental imperfections, including:
The procedure is straightforward and requires little to no preparation.
Most treatments take less than an hour per tooth, and no anaesthetic is usually required.
Most patients with healthy teeth and gums are candidates. At your consultation, the dentist will examine your bite, tooth structure, and cosmetic goals to determine suitability.
Yes, in many cases lower teeth can be bonded. Your dentist will check how your bite meets to ensure the resin will not wear down prematurely.
Whitening should always be done first. Once resin is placed, its colour cannot be changed.
You can treat a single tooth or several. Many patients choose to bond the upper six front teeth to create a balanced, symmetrical smile.
If you’re looking for a simple and effective way to improve your smile, composite bonding could be the answer. Whether you want to repair chips, close gaps, or brighten discoloured teeth, our team at Thousand Smiles is here to help.
Call 020 3773 2280 now or book your consultation online to discover how composite bonding can transform your smile.
Because at Thousand Smile, it’s not just about creating smiles. It’s about creating your smile.