As a leading cosmetic dental practice in Chester since 1983, we’ve transformed thousands of smiles using composite bonding.
Our cosmetic dentists, Dr Disha Gupta and Dr Mili Mohan, are the go-to local experts for minimally invasive, no-prep composite treatments, with decades of experience using bonding to make small but life-changing tweaks.
We’re based in Chester: 62 High Street, Tarvin, Chester CH3 8JB,
From only £250 per tooth with 0% finance available for mini and full smile makeovers.
Quick, affordable smile enhancement
Some patients with severe tooth decay, gum disease, deep intrinsic stains, or severe crowding or misalignment may not be suitable candidates for bonding.
Also, because composite bonding is applied only to parts of the tooth, it may not be suitable if you want a more dramatic change. For patients who want to cover the whole tooth, dental veneers might be better (and can also be applied in one visit). Compare bonding and veneers.
Booking a free consultation at our clinic will allow us to assess your smile and suitability and provide a personalised treatment quote.
At our clinic, we offer both composite edge bonding, which is applied to specific areas of the tooth, such as jagged edges, to create a fuller, more even smile.
If you’re looking for a more substantial smile makeover, where you want to significantly change the look of your teeth, composite veneers may be the better choice.
These veneers are applied in layers to the entire tooth, allowing for precise control over the desired size and shape.
Composite veneers are also no-prep and do not damage the underlying tooth, just like edge bonding. Choosing between the two simply comes down to how dramatically you want to improve your smile.
Book a consultation to determine which option best suits your needs.
Perfect for those curious but unsure where to start with fixing chips, gaps, or uneven teeth. Includes consultation and cost discussion.
The entire bonding process is generally quick, minimally invasive, and unlikely to require any anaesthesia.
Because of these benefits, it’s the perfect treatment option for patients who don’t want or need veneers but want small improvements that make a significant difference to their smile.
Begin with an examination near Chester, where we’ll inspect damaged or discoloured teeth to ensure they’re healthy enough for cosmetic treatment.
We’ll also thoroughly assess your smile to ensure there are no hidden cavities that might cause issues down the line.
Next, you’ll select the shade using a shade guide to choose the resin that closely matches your natural teeth, so your treatment perfectly blends with the rest of your smile. If you’re looking for a whiter appearance, we’ll likely need to whiten your teeth beforehand.
The surface of the tooth is prepared, where it is gently roughened to receive the resin. We’ll then cover it with a conditioning liquid to help it adhere.
A putty-like resin is directly applied to delicately reshape the teeth, paying particular attention to the edges of your social smile.
Once the resin is in place and you’re satisfied with the shape, we’ll cure it, which is achieved using a UV light that hardens the resin and bonds it to your tooth.
The final stage involves polishing the teeth to enhance their appearance, resulting in a natural finish. Following this stage, you’ll be free to eat after a few hours.
Bonding usually lasts 5 to 7 years, though this depends on your bite, diet, oral hygiene, and whether you grind or clench your teeth.
Composite bonding is not painful.
Yes. It can often be used to close small gaps between teeth. Larger gaps or more complex bite issues may be better treated with invisalign first.
No. Composite bonding is minimally invasive and often requires little to no removal of natural tooth structure.
Yes. Bonding can stain over time, especially with drinks like tea and coffee.
No. Composite bonding does not whiten in the same way as natural teeth. Best to whiten teeth before treatment.
Initial free consultation (worth £75). £50 fully refundable deposit. Then, if going ahead with treatment:
That’s a saving of up to £1,420.
