Composite bonding
- Composite bonding is a painfree procedure that involves very little and in most cases no drilling of natural tooth enamel!
- It can be used to restore worn edges of teeth, improve the shape of small or miss-shaped teeth and brighten the darker teeth.
- Average lifetime of composite bonding can be around 5 years although this can be extended if you attend the dentist and hygienist regularly and avoid hard, sticky and heavily coloured food and drink.
- Composite bonding can stain and chip over time and requires regular maintenance and repair.
- Porcelain Veneers can be a longterm alternative to composite bonding although often requires some preparation of tooth enamel.
Porcelain Veneers
Replacement of Amalgam Fillings with White Tooth Coloured Fillings
Bridges
Flexible Dentures
Implants
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