Composite edge bonding is a popular option with patients from Milton Keynes, Cranfield, Bedford, Bletchley and throughout Buckinghamshire because it is a fast and affordable way to update the look of your teeth.
Composite edge bonding uses dental bonding material that is applied to the edge of your teeth. It can be used to fix or disguise many dental flaws. Composite edge bonding can:
Neaten out worn edges of teeth
Disguise a chipped or fractured tooth
Give an even finish to jagged teeth
Elongate short or small looking teeth
Close gaps between teeth
What is the process for composite edge bonding in Milton Keynes?
Free Consultation
At your free consultation we will talk through the benefits and process for composite edge bonding.
Our expert cosmetic dentist will assess your mouth to make sure that your teeth and gums are healthy and suitable for composite edge bonding.
Treatment
At your next appointment, the cosmetic dentist will start by smoothing out your teeth and picking a shade of dental bonding from a colour guide that best matches your teeth.
Next, the edge of your tooth or teeth will be gently etched to allow the conditioning liquid and composite edge bonding to stick.
Finally
The bonding is shaped and moulded to your teeth to give the desired effect.
Finally, a special U.V. light is placed over your mouth to harden the composite bonding in place.
Treatment is completed with a final polish to smooth away any rough edges.
What are the benefits of composite edge bonding in Luton?
Cranfield, Bedford, Milton Keynes and throughout Buckinghamshire are choosing composite edge bonding:
Composite edge bonding is a fast treatment. The process is quicker than other dental bonding treatments because it only treats the edge of your tooth.
Composite edge bonding is an easy and affordable way to update your smile.
No drills or anaesthetic are needed with composite edge bonding, making it a painless treatment.
The results of composite edge bonding are instant—you will notice the difference immediately after leaving the dental surgery in Milton Keynes.
Composite edge bonding is a reversible treatment, so if you change your mind, the bonding can be removed.
