Composite bonding uses dental resin to reshape your teeth, correcting chips, cracks, gaps, and crowding for a straighter, whiter smile. It’s a painless, non-invasive treatment completed in a few hours.

Composite bonding lasts up to 10 years with good care.
Regular hygiene visits and 6-month check-ups help keep your smile healthy.

Composite bonding takes 2–4 hours and is completely pain-free - no anaesthetic needed.

Composite bonding doesn’t damage your teeth - no drilling or removal needed.

This depends on how crowded your teeth are and your overall oral health. If the crowding is minimal, your dentist may be able to improve the appearance with composite bonding or veneers, without needing to straighten your teeth first.

It depends on your treatment goals and how bright you want your smile. Most clients choose teeth whitening as part of their smile makeover, as it enhances the final result. If you want a brighter smile, whitening beforehand is usually recommended.

However, if you prefer a more natural look, you can skip whitening and match the bonding or veneers to your current tooth shade.

Composite bonding is low-risk and fully reversible. You may have temporary sensitivity to hot or cold foods, which usually fades in a few days. The resin can stain from things like coffee, red wine, or tomato-based sauces. Bonded teeth can’t be whitened, but your dentist can touch them up to restore brightness. Though not as strong as natural teeth or veneers, chips or cracks in the resin are easily repaired. Rarely, allergic reactions may occur—contact your dentist if you notice swelling, itching, or rashes. For sore gums, rinse with salt water; if it persists, see your dentist.