Composite Bonding

Improve your smile and self-confidence with composite bonding, courtesy of our skilled clinicians.

Prices from £140

Composite Bonding in Caterham, Surrey

For a proven aesthetic solution for minor tooth damage, gaps, and/or discolouration, choose composite bonding. This non-invasive procedure involves the application of a tooth-coloured composite resin, which is shaped to restore the original appearance of the teeth.

Composite bonding is an excellent way to give your smile a natural-looking, durable, and lasting makeover.

Why choose us for composite bonding

Highly qualified cosmetic team

Safe & effective treatment

Highly rated on Google

Stunning, long-lasting results

Our composite bonding prices

Treatment	Cost (from)
Consultation	£45
Cosmetic edge bonding (per tooth)	£140
Composite veneers (per tooth)	£380

Composite bonding experts

Highly skilled & experienced

The cosmetic team at Caterham Dental Care is led by practice Principal Dr Shilane Patel. Using the latest in dental technology and techniques Dr Patel and his team ensure that you receive the best possible care.

Enhance your smile – gently, discreetly, & cost-effectively

Composite bonding allows our dentists to make changes to the appearance of less attractive teeth. By adding thin layers of the composite resin and shaping it into position, they can repair chipped or misshapen teeth, as well as improve colouration and slight gapping issues.

In addition to composite “edge” bonding, we offer composite veneers, which are a more cost-effective alternative to porcelain veneers.

We are sure that you will be delighted with our superb results as well as our competitive composite bonding costs.

Benefits of composite bonding

Only requires a single appointment
Non-invasive, unlike crowns and veneers
Tooth-coloured resin allows for a natural-looking result
Addresses brown spots and discolouration
Effective at closing gaps and reshaping the teeth
Can work alongside teeth whitening treatments

Stunning composite bonding results

Composite bonding FAQs

How long does composite bonding last?

Composite bonding can typically be expected to last for around five to 10 years. However, this depends on the patient practising a high standard of oral care and maintenance. Other factors potentially impacting on this longevity include the underlying strength and health of the teeth in question, the number of teeth involved, and the patient’s eating and drinking habits.

What are the negatives of composite bonding?

Although composite bonding provides durable results, certain alternatives – such as dental veneers or crowns – offer greater resilience.

The resin material used for composite bonding can also be susceptible to chipping or staining over time. Such deterioration may occur more quickly if the patient consumes hard foods or beverages known to cause stains, such as tea, coffee, or wine.

Who cannot have composite bonding?

Composite bonding will not be an appropriate treatment for everyone. The procedure may be especially unsuitable for people who have severe dental issues, such as significant tooth decay, large cavities, and/or major chips.

Problems that can compromise the integrity and strength of the tooth may need to be addressed with more substantial treatments, such as crowns.

Can you go back to natural teeth after composite bonding?

Composite bonding differs from veneers or crowns in that it does not require the removal of tooth enamel. This means the original natural tooth can be preserved, unchanged, under the composite resin material.

You can therefore have your teeth restored to their original state at a later date.

Can teeth rot under composite bonding?

In a word: yes. So, it is hugely important after this treatment to continue looking after your teeth well. You should still regularly brush and floss your teeth, while avoiding acidic foods, a high-sugar diet, smoking, and excessive alcohol consumption.