Composite bonding is one of the most affordable and minimally invasive cosmetic dental treatments available, which can subtly improve the appearance of jagged edges, gaps, discolouration, and more immediately, in a single appointment.
At Tudor House Dental in Chester, our cosmetic dentists offer composite bonding for £250 per tooth and offer dental finance for larger smile makeovers that cost upwards of £1,500.
The cost of composite bonding typically includes:
You’ll always receive a personalised cost breakdown before treatment, with no hidden fees. We offer a free composite bonding consultation that will outline all the fees involved.
Composite bonding covers portions of the tooth. If you’re looking for a more dramatic makeover instead, explore composite veneers, which also cost from £250 per tooth.
We offer dental finance at Tudor House Dental, either 12 months’ interest-free or up to 36 months (10.9% APR). However, the minimum spend for dental finance is £1,500, which means if you’re getting composite bonding for 1-4 teeth, you’ll have to pay for treatment in full.
Composite bonding or even composite veneers for multiple teeth (6-8) means patients can pay in monthly instalments for larger smile makeovers. Calculate your own rate.
At Tudor House Dental in Chester, our cosmetic dentists offer a free consultation to discuss your goals and assess your suitability for composite bonding treatment.
If you’re wondering how much composite bonding will cost for your case, during this appointment we’ll assess your smile and break down the cost of your treatment, including what it will cover.
A £50 deposit is required to secure your free consultation appointment and is refundable upon attendance on the day.
Composite bonding does not last forever (3-10 years), and over time, the results will begin to dull and fade.
Composite bonding, unlike other cosmetic treatments like porcelain veneers, is susceptible to staining and chipping, so it will require repairs and refreshes when the material begins to discolour, fade, or wear.
As composite bonding is a low-cost treatment, renewal and repairs are often inexpensive and easy to manage.
