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    Do you feel self-conscious about smiling in public due to dental imperfections? Whether you have cracked or chipped teeth, dental correction is just a click away! MD.co.uk will help you arrange an appointment at a leading dental practice for composite bonding treatment. Our partner clinics are led by experienced dentists who can address your dental issues. You should book an appointment if you want to restore your smile.

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    What is Composite Bonding?

    Composite bonding involves the application of tooth-coloured materials to enhance the appearance of teeth, including their colour, shape, and size. It can be completed in a single dentist visit at an affordable cost compared to other dental treatments.

    Composite bonding takes a conservative approach to improving your dental appearance. It involves little-to-no alteration of the existing natural teeth and delivers outstanding results. Bonding repair is also quite straightforward and does not require advanced preparation of the tooth surface. This cosmetic procedure is very popular, making us your ideal partner to connect with a trusted practice near you.

    Composite bonding enhances dental appearance by:

    • Increasing the length of short teeth
    • Repairing cracked or chipped teeth
    • Improving the appearance of discoloured teeth
    • Filling gaps between the teeth
    • Protecting exposed tooth roots due to receding gums

    How is composite bonding done?

    When you visit the dentist, they will take photographs of your teeth to create a personalised plan that will enhance both the aesthetics and function of your teeth. The dentist will work with you to choose the correct shade that blends with your natural teeth. The treatment will then commence to deliver a positive outcome.

    Why opt for composite bonding treatment?

    • Minimal invasion to restore a beautiful smile
    • Availability of various treatment options
    • Addresses both functional and aesthetic concerns
    • Completed in a single appointment
    • Composite veneers are reversible
    • No need for injections or drilling
    • Easy to correct any issues
    • Competitive costs

    How to prepare your tooth for composite bonding

    Dentists at our partner clinics will prepare your teeth by applying an etching material to the surface, which helps bind the bonding material firmly to the teeth. A tiny amount of natural tooth tissue may need to be removed during the treatment, followed by cleaning and polishing. After the application of the tooth resin, the dentist will mould it to your teeth.

    Composite bonding and aftercare

    Affordability is the biggest advantage of this conservative cosmetic dentistry. The filling material tends to wear or chip more easily than lab-made restorations like porcelain veneers or dental crowns. Proper care and maintenance can make composite bonding last for 3-7 years. Over time, it may become stained, dull, or wear down, and you may need recontouring, repolishing, or replacement to ensure the longevity of the material.

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    How long does composite bonding last?

    The longevity of composite bonding depends on the condition of your teeth. With proper care and maintenance, it typically lasts 5-10 years. For restoration, you should arrange an appointment with the dentist through MD.co.uk.

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