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- Composite Bonding Full Mouth (16 teeth) £4,720 - £2,495
- Composite Bonding single Arch (8 teeth) £2,360 - £1,395
- Composite Edge Bonding (each) £295 - £180
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Composite Bonding
Composite bonding, also called dental bonding or tooth bonding, provides a solution for minor teeth damage or gaps. It is a common cosmetic procedure performed at Thousand Smile to fill fractures, chips or gaps between the teeth or cover discolouration.
Our dentist will attach composite resin to the teeth and shape the material during the procedure to restore their original appearance. The colour of the composite resin will match your natural tooth colour for a natural-looking result.
With our composite bonding procedure, you can achieve a whiter and healthier smile.
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What are the benefits of Composite Bonding?
Effective and fast
You can carry out composite bonding in one dental visit. It is an effective and fast way to correct minor cosmetic issues. The dentist will harden the composite with curing light after its application to give a result that is comfortable to bite down.
Non-invasive
The procedure is non-invasive, unlike the alternatives such as veneers and crowns that require removing a part of the tooth. Before the composite bonding application, the dentist will roughen the surface of the teeth to ensure the composite resin bonds to the tooth surface.
How much is Composite Bonding?
Composite bonding costs in the UK vary depending on the work needed. The cost of composite veneer ranges from £200 - £400 for each tooth. You will confirm the cost of your composite binding treatment during your clinical assessment.
How can Composite Bonding work with Teeth Whitening?
Composite bonding is an option for whitening fillings and teeth. You can use it alongside teeth whitening treatments to get whiter, brighter teeth.
If you want to undergo a composite bonding procedure., the dentist may recommend teeth whitening treatment first. The composite resin will match your teeth’ colour, so we advise getting your preferred teeth shade before the bonding treatment. After you’ve placed composite resin on your teeth, you can’t whiten them.