
A beautiful smile made simple with composite bonding

What is composite bonding?
A versatile and cost-effective treatment option, composite bonding provides immediate results with minimal tooth preparation.
Composite bonding can help with:




Genuine results, confident smiles

Why choose composite
bonding?

Aesthetically pleasing

Non-invasive

Quick results

Cost-effective


Your composite bonding treatment journey
Initial consultation
Preparation
Application of composite resin
Sculpting for seamless results
Using specialised tools, the dentist will sculpt the resin, ensuring it blends seamlessly with your surrounding teeth for a flawless look.
Curing the resin
Once the desired shape is achieved, a curing light is used to harden the composite resin, setting it in place.
Final shaping and polishing
After the resin has set, the dentist will refine the shape and polish the surface to a natural, glossy finish.
Your dedicated team for complete oral health care
Jessica Ladwa
Dental Therapist

Your composite bonding questions answered
Is composite bonding right for me?
If you’re looking to improve the appearance of your teeth without the need for complex or expensive procedures, composite bonding may be a great option. Arrange a free consultation with our treatment coordinator to find out if it’s the right fit for your needs.
How long does the treatment take?
Most composite bonding treatments can be completed in a single dental visit, typically lasting between 30 to 60 minutes depending on the number of teeth being treated.
Does composite bonding hurt?
No, the procedure is generally painless. The treatment is non- invasive, and you may feel only slight discomfort as the resin is shaped. You shouldn’t need local anaesthetic, and will leave our clinic smiling, ready to get back to your daily routine.
How long will my composite bonding last?
With proper care, composite bonding can last several years. It’s important to maintain good oral hygiene, visit us in Kemptown for regular check-ups and avoid habits like biting your nails or chewing hard objects to prolong the results.