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Frequently asked questions

For answers to some of the most commonly asked questions about composite bonding, please take a look at our videos below.

What is composite?

Composite is the material used for white fillings.
It is made up of small particles inside in a gel-like resin.
When applied to the tooth, the composite is soft and can be
moulded into shape.
A special light is then used to set it and its then bonded chemically
to the tooth surface.

Do you have to adjust teeth for composite bonding?-

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What are veneers?

Does composite bonding hurt?

What is the process of composite bonding?

How long does bonding take?

How long does composite bonding last?

What kind of veneer is best?

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Please see our Smile Design page

To see how composite bonding fits into the range of options available for changing a smile

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In a nutshell, composite bonding is where a resin material (the same material used for white fillings on back teeth) is applied to teeth to repair them or change their shape in some way. It can also be used to change their color. This is a non-invasive treatment, meaning teeth are not damaged during the process.

When this material is used to cover the whole of the front surface of a tooth, it is commonly termed a composite veneer.

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How Composite Bonding is done

Here is a video which explains how composite bonding is carried out. The process might be a little different depending on what is actually being done.

What can composite bonding be used for?

1. Repairing a broken tooth

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2. Closing gaps between the teeth

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3. Rebuilding worn teeth after orthodontic treatment

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4. Closing "black triangles" (unsightly spaces between the teeth near the gum line)

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5. Changing tooth color

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6. Rebuilding more severely worn teeth

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7. Filling cavities as a hard-wearing, modern alternative to silver amalgam fillings for back teeth, restoring areas of tooth decay in front teeth, and protecting exposed root surfaces around the gum line

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I’m interested. What do I do?

Step 1

Get in touch

Get in touch with our friendly dental team today to schedule your appointment or ask any questions— we’re here to help you smile with confidence!

new patient smile assessment

Step 2

Come and see our treatment coordinator for a free smile consultation.

Here we will scan your teeth, show you a simulation of how your teeth, could look, discuss your concerns and all of the reasons why you have chosen to come and see us and give you a rough quotation for the fees for your treatment.

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Step 3

See one of our dentists

See one of our dentists for a comprehensive examination, including a full check-up, oral cancer screening, and personalized treatment planning.

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