Composite bonding is recognised as an alternative to veneers and crowns, with all three treatments designed to improve the surface look of teeth.
Dental composite bonding uses a specially formulated resin to cover and reshape natural teeth, filling gaps, covering cracks, and concealing notable discolouration and stains. Crucially, this resin is first applied and shaped before being refined, filed, and blended into the surrounding teeth, achieving a perfectly natural and seamless finish.
In short, composite bonding is a solution that builds upon the foundation of a patient’s natural teeth, creating a new exterior that enhances and boosts their smile.
When compared with some of the other cosmetic dental procedures available here at Bluebell Dentistry & Aesthetics, composite bonding is one of the more minor options, though its impact and results are huge.
Composite bonding, unlike veneers and crowns, doesn’t require the partial or full removal of existing teeth; instead building upon them to simply create a new outer layer and finish. It is not invasive and doesn’t cause any pain or discomfort, which makes it an ideal treatment option for nervous patients as well as those looking to boost their smile.
With all that in mind, what does dental composite bonding in Ilford look like, and what do our packages include?
The cost of composite bonding will vary depending on the extent of the treatment and the number of teeth being treated. At Bluebell Dentistry & Aesthetics, our composite bonding packages start at £300 per tooth.
This package price includes the initial consultation, the bonding procedure itself, and any necessary aftercare advice. More complex cases or those requiring additional reshaping may incur higher fees.
Composite bonding is an alternative to veneers and crowns. While not necessarily as long-lasting as veneers, which fall under our long-term cosmetic treatment list, composite bonding is both a more comfortable and a more affordable option for patients.
It is especially popular among patients with minor damage to their teeth or stubborn discolouration, who want to improve the overall look of their smile.
