If you need stronger teeth or a whiter smile, composite bonding could be the perfect solution. We have a variety of dental procedures available at Vera Clinic and we can get you feeling fresh in no time.
Some might have seen composite bonding advertised as tooth bonding or dental bonding, which is a procedure for fixing small damages and gaps in teeth. But because it isn’t covered by the NHS in the UK, many of our customers fly over to Vera Clinic to do their treatment here.
Our talented dentists always do a great job and have been awarded for their commendable skills. The prices are affordable and composite bonding happens quickly; the resin will be added before you leave in the appointment.
Afterwards, it will fill in chips between your teeth and repair fractures, hide gaps, and match up your teeth colour so that everything looks natural. Book your consistency today to receive accurate cosmetic dental care from our team at a lower price than normal!
The Process for Composite Bonding Dental Treatments
It’s a simple process that starts with filling in the front of your teeth. We will usually have to rough up your teeth to make them look like you have straight, white teeth, which is commonly a challenge. Once we’ve got this done, you’ll start the bonding process. This is no different than having one sitting to get your composite because it doesn’t take long. The UV light then hardens it and the whole thing is ready!
The Benefits of Composite Bonding
Root canal is the slowest and most painful process in dentistry. That’s why we encourage you to talk to your dentist about composite bonding – it can save you a significant amount of pain and discomfort. The benefits include:
Alternatives to Composite Bonding
There are many advantages of this procedure, but some people decide not to undergo it due to factors like their age, or if they want a different treatment altogether.
Here are some details about alternatives to composite bonding:
Veneers – Made from porcelain, they can last a long time. You’ll need to cut your tooth down to fit them into place. They may cause damage to your teeth and require you do other dental work later on.
Crowns – Damage caused by these treatments may be more costly than the cost of composite bonding. Both the crowns and veneers can cause more damage than come with the treatment.
These alternatives can cause more damage than is associated with composite bonding, so many choose not go through with it in lieu of pursuing one of our other treatments or undergoing a quick fix instead that lasts for a shorter period of time.
Composite Bonding FAQs
Can Composite Bonding and Teeth Whitening Work Together?
Composite bonding turkey 5 times can be used as a solution for staining your teeth before complementary treatments like teeth whitening. This helps to ensure the brightest and shiniest smile possible, with some dentists recommending it before you go through composite bonding.
Contact us today to discuss our recommendations and suggestions, so you’ll be well-prepared for surgery. We only match composite resin with your teeth’ colour, so we recommend getting them to the shade you want before starting your procedure. You won’t be able to further whiten your teeth once we have placed the bond
How Do You Keep the Composite Bond Strong After the Procedure?
After your composite bond has been treated, you will want to keep it in the best shape possible so that the treatment was worth it.
To keep your teeth in great condition, try not to drink dark-colored liquids like tea, coffee or smoking for 48 hours after the procedure. Remain hydrated and brush your teeth regularly. Remember, remember when you don’t damage your teeth they will last longer. You are impervious to all other types of damage!
How Long Does Composite Bonding Last?
Composite bonding gives you a healthier mouth. It not only lasts longer than other types of bonding, but is still more affordable than many other dental procedures. But remember, if you take care of your teeth and brush them well, the bond will last an incredibly long time.
Can Composite Bonding Be Repaired If Damaged?
Bonding repairs are a little more difficult to fix and the process can be tedious if damaged. This is one of the many benefits you’ll get when trying out composite bonding!
