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Edge Bonding
Small, precise additions of composite can refine chipped, worn or uneven tooth edges while keeping the approach conservative.
For chips, worn edges and subtle contour changes
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Both can change the shape, colour and overall appearance of a smile. The right option depends on your teeth, goals and clinical assessment.
Composite resin is added and shaped directly to the tooth.
Thin ceramic restorations are made to cover the front surface of the tooth.
Composite bonding is carefully built, shaped and refined directly on the tooth, with each stage focused on creating a result that feels considered, balanced and natural.
Step 01
We start by selecting the right composite shade from a wide range of high-quality materials so the finished bonding blends naturally with your smile.
Step 02
The tooth surface is gently etched and coated with bonding liquid to help the composite material adhere securely.
Step 03
Composite is carefully sculpted directly onto the tooth to create the desired shape, then hardened using a high-intensity curing light.
Step 04
Once set, the bonding is refined, shaped and polished so the surface and sheen sit naturally alongside your other teeth.
FAQ
Quick answers to the questions we get the most. Can’t find yours? Get in touch with the Fresh Dental team.
Composite bonding uses tooth-coloured resin to refine the shape, edges, proportions or surface of a tooth. It is carefully added and sculpted directly onto the tooth.
Composite bonding is generally considered a minimally invasive treatment. The exact approach depends on your teeth, your bite and the result you want, so we will assess suitability first.
Many bonding treatments can be completed in a single visit. More extensive smile makeovers may take longer depending on the number of teeth and the treatment plan.
Longevity varies with your bite, habits, maintenance and the amount of bonding used. We will explain realistic expectations and how to care for your bonding at your consultation.
In many cases composite can be repaired or refreshed directly, which is one of the reasons it can be a practical option for suitable patients.
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Clinical expertise at the forefront of minimally invasive aesthetic dentistry.