London Composite Bonding
Composite bonding is a popular cosmetic dentistry procedure in London that enhances the overall appearance of your teeth. It can close gaps and chips in your teeth. Your teeth discolouration will be hidden, giving you a straight, appealing grin. If you're seeking composite bonding and you live in London or the neighbouring areas, Art Dentistry is the place to go.
We have a remarkable success record when it comes to employing dental bonding in London to repair chipped or fractured teeth or to change the shape or colour of teeth. Throughout the course of treatment, composite resin will be used to form your teeth. Unlike porcelain veneers, this dental surgery is finished in a single appointment.
The composite bonding will be perfectly matched to the shade of your teeth by our highly qualified cosmetic dentists. Nobody will be able to distinguish it from actual teeth as a result. When compared to alternative solutions, composite bonding treatment is a solid and reasonably priced solution.
If you believe composite bonding could be a good option for your teeth, contact our staff at Art Dentistry right now to schedule a consultation!
Using composite resin bonding, one can handle the following
- Cracks in teeth
- Broken teeth
- When teeth become discoloured or yellow
- When teeth break or fracture
- Receding gums
- Disorganised teeth
- Crowded teeth
Is The Best Option You Can Choose Dental Bonding?
Our cosmetic dentist can help you decide what's the best course of action. During a cosmetic consultation with our tooth bonding dentist, you will be educated about whether composite bonding can yield the desired results or if there may be other possibilities.
Composite Bonding's Benefits
This is one of the least intrusive techniques to give you a self-assured smile!
- Ensures that both functionality and appearance requires little to no drilling; consequently, injection is usually not necessary.
- It can be finished in a single appointment.
- It is possible to reverse composite veneers under certain conditions.
- There are lots of different therapy alternatives.
- Any problems are easily resolved.
- Lower lab prices result in cheaper expenses.
The Step-By-Step Procedure For Composite Bonding At Art Dentistry
- The treatment plan is simple to follow. Your cosmetic dentist will first choose the right resin colour to match the shade of your natural tooth.
- The dentist will next roughen the surface of the tooth that has to be treated. Next, an adhesive surface will be created on the tooth by applying bonding solutions.
- After that, a putty-like resin with a tooth-coloured hue will be formed and UV-cured. Following that, the bonding will be precisely shaped, and any necessary trimmings made.
- The final polish will be the shade that fits the surface of your teeth.
Prepare Your Teeth Surface For Composite Bonding
Your tooth will be prepped for composite bonding by having an etching material applied to its surface in addition to composite bonding. This makes it easier for the composite bonding to cling to your tooth. During the procedure, no natural tooth structure will be lost. After the materials are deposited, the composite bonding resin is injected, and the tooth is moulded to take on the required shape. You will be advised whether any tooth material needs to be extracted before proceeding.
Once the composite has been cured with a specific blue light, polishing will be carried out to achieve the ideal shape and contour. Local anaesthetics or numbing drugs may be utilised in exceptional cases, even though composite bonding is usually unpleasant and painless. The process could take one to three hours, depending on the number of teeth that need to be repaired.
The Hazards And Maintenance Of Composite Bonding
One of the key benefits of composite bonding is that it's a low-cost and easy dental procedure. However, the composite material may chip or wear out more quickly than materials like veneer or crowns made in a lab. Depending on your dental hygiene habits, composite bonding material can last anywhere from three to ten years. The material ultimately shows wear, is stained easily, and has a rather boring appearance. When this occurs, you can choose to have them recounted, repolished, or replaced.
What Is The Time Frame For Composite Bonding?
The duration of composite bonding will be decided by you. You should take the necessary precautions to prolong the life of composite bonding. Composite bonding usually lasts five to eight years but can disintegrate at any time. If a composite restoration breaks, you will need to make an appointment with us to get it fixed.
Prices Of London Composite Bonding
The price range for composite bonding in London at Art Dentistry is £199 to £599 per tooth. You can view our entire price list on the website. Contact us at 020 7935 2660 to begin your journey towards a more confident smile!
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