Composite bondingCase 01
Personal care in Llanishen
A considered approach to the little details
Composite bonding uses tooth-coloured resin to improve the shape and appearance of your teeth. We carefully match the material to your smile and discuss what is achievable before you decide.
- Repair small chips and worn edges
- Improve the shape of individual teeth
- Close suitable small gaps
- Blend with your natural tooth shade
Your treatment, step by step
01
Talk through your goals
We assess your teeth, gums and bite, and explain whether bonding is suitable.
02
Shape and refine
Tooth-coloured resin is applied, shaped and hardened with a curing light.
03
Polish and protect
We refine the finish and explain how to care for your bonding.
Cedars Dental smiles
Before & after
Treatment cases featured by Cedars Dental. Individual results vary; your dentist will discuss what is achievable for your smile.
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Your questions, answered
Is bonding suitable for everyone?
Not always. Your dentist will assess the health of your teeth, your bite and the changes you want. Other treatments may be more suitable.
Will bonding change the colour of my teeth?
Bonding can match or improve the appearance of selected teeth, but it does not whiten your natural teeth. If you are considering whitening too, discuss the order of treatment with your dentist.
How do I look after bonded teeth?
Brush twice daily with fluoride toothpaste, clean between your teeth and attend regular check-ups. Avoid biting hard objects; composite can chip and stain over time.
What does bonding cost?
Costs depend on the number of teeth and the changes involved. We explain your options and provide a personalised estimate before treatment.
Let’s talk about your smile
Contact Cedars Dental for advice and appointment availability.
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