Woking & Surrey
Composite Bonding
Composite Bonding
in Woking
For patients with small to medium-sized gaps between teeth or minor shape issues such as a jagged appearance, composite bonding may be the solution.
At Woking Dental Care our dental team is trained and experienced in providing composite bonding to help perfect your smile.
Composite bonding is completely safe and works on the top layer of the tooth so the process is painless and can be completed in one visit.
Once your tooth is prepared, your dentist will apply the bonding agent ready for the colour matched composite resin.
The resin is shaped to create the desired look, cured using a special light and then polished to give you a natural finish.
Composite Bonding
Surrey & Camberley
Chipped, cracked, unwanted gaps and irregular shaped teeth may affect your confidence to smile. Any of these issues may make you feel self-conscious.
Don’t worry, there is an affordable solution with composite bonding.
Benefits of Composite Bonding
In Surrey
Your first check up at Woking Dental Care will take longer than a regular check up. This will include:
This cost-effective cosmetic dentistry solution improves the look of your teeth, giving you a brighter and more confident smile.
Composite bonding can effectively correct imperfections in your teeth, helping you regain a confident, natural-looking smile.
Treatment with composite bonding is fast and convenient—most sessions are completed in approximately one hour.
Dental bonding is a painless cosmetic treatment that requires no injections or drilling.
Composite bonding delivers instant results, allowing you to leave our dental practice with a beautifully renewed smile.
| COMPOSITE BONDING | FEES |
|---|---|
| Composite Bonding Consultation | FREE |
| Composite Veneer Full Mouth (16 Teeth) | Fr £3,549 (Normally £300 Per Tooth) |
| Composite Veneer 1 Full Arch (8 Teeth) | Fr £1,849 (Normally £300 Per Tooth) |
| Single Composite Veneer (Minimum of 2 Teeth) | Fr £300 (Per Tooth) |
| Composite Edge Bonding (Minimum of 2 Teeth) | Fr £275 (Per Tooth) |
| COMPOSITE BONDING | FEES |
|---|---|
| Composite Bonding Consultation | FREE |
| Composite Veneer Full Mouth (16 Teeth) | Fr £3,549 (Normally £300 Per Tooth) |
| Composite Veneer 1 Full Arch (8 Teeth) | Fr £1,849 (Normally £300 Per Tooth) |
| Single Composite Veneer (Minimum of 2 Teeth) | Fr £300 (Per Tooth) |
| Composite Edge Bonding (Minimum of 2 Teeth) | Fr £275 (Per Tooth) |
Composite Bonding
| COMPOSITE BONDING | FEES |
|---|---|
| Composite Bonding Consultation | FREE |
| Composite Veneer Full Mouth (16 Teeth) | Fr £3,549 (Normally £300 Per Tooth) |
| Composite Veneer 1 Full Arch (8 Teeth) | Fr £1,849 (Normally £300 Per Tooth) |
| Single Composite Veneer (Minimum of 2 Teeth) | Fr £300 (Per Tooth) |
| Composite Edge Bonding (Minimum of 2 Teeth) | Fr £275 (Per Tooth) |
Before & After
Composite bonding
Composite Bonding
Faqs
How long does composite bonding last?
On average, composite bonding will last for about 5 years, after which time, you will need to remove or replace your dental bonding. There are several factors which will affect the lifespan of teeth bonding including the quality of the bonding work, where in your mouth the bonding is placed, the health of your teeth and your oral hygiene.
If you take good care of your teeth by regularly brushing, flossing and visiting your dentist and hygienist plus if you avoid bad habits like biting on pen lids and consuming lots of sugary foods and drinks, your composite bonding is likely to last for longer.
Does dental bonding stain?
Yes, there is a possibility of this happening, but as composite bonding is non-porous, it will stain at a slower rate than your teeth. We recommend limiting the amount of dark-coloured drinks like coffee and red wine which will contribute to the staining of your bonding. Ensure you maintain a good oral hygiene to keep your composite bonding in good condition and to slow down the rate of staining.
Can I get my teeth whitened with composite bonding?
Unfortunately, teeth whitening treatments will not work on any restorations such as dental bonding, fillings or crowns. If you are looking to get your teeth whitened, we suggest doing this before you have your composite bonding treatment as the teeth bonding can be matched to your new whiter shade of teeth.