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Composite bonding has really grown in popularity as a cosmetic dental treatment in the last few years and is considered an ideal and less expensive solution than crowns or veneers for people with chips, gaps between the teeth, staining and discoloration, slight crookedness and misshapen teeth.
Bonding is used in dentistry to describe permanently attaching dental materials to your teeth using dental adhesives and a high intensity curing light.
What is Composite Bonding?
Our dentists use tooth-coloured composites (white or natural-looking materials) to fill cavities, repair chips or cracks, close gaps between your teeth and build up the worn-down edges of teeth. Your Wonderful Dentist places the materials in or on the teeth where needed.
Why should I choose Composite Bonding?
Composite materials can be directly applied and sculpted to the surfaces of teeth that show most prominently when you smile so we recommend composite bonding for minimally invasive smile makeovers. While dentists call them direct composite veneers, many people just refer to them generically as “bonding.”
Although direct composite veneers typically require minimal preparations, no mold-taking and no temporaries, the artistic skill and precision of your dentist will determine the exact manner in which your direct composite veneers are created.
What are the benefits of Composite Bonding?
Fast and effective
Composite bonding can usually be carried out in just one visit to the dentist. It’s a fast and effective way to fix minor cosmetic issues. The composite is hardened using curing light as soon as it’s applied, resulting in a tooth that can comfortably bite down by the end of the appointment.
Non-invasive
Bonding is also a non-invasive procedure. With alternatives such as crowns and veneers, part of the tooth is permanently removed. For composite bonding to be applied, the surface of the tooth only has to be roughened to help the resin to bond, meaning the structure of the tooth remains intact.
How much does Composite Bonding cost in UK?
The cost of composite bonding in the UK can vary depending on the scale of the work you’re having done. Prices can range from £200 to £400 per tooth, your dentist can confirm the cost once a clinical assessment has been carried out.
How much does Composite Bonding cost in Turkey?
The cost of this procedure in Turkey ranges between £90 and £130 for each tooth that needs to be treated. Before the procedure, you should focus most of your attention on the quality of the material that will be used as well as the skill of the aesthetic dentist who will be performing it. In this regard, you can rely on WonderfulDentist’s expert and experienced aesthetic dentists.
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What is the procedure for Composite Bonding?
Your dentist will start by choosing a resin colour that matches your tooth best so that the resin attachment looks natural. Your tooth will then be prepared for treatment by slightly roughening the surface. It will then be coated with a liquid which helps the resin to adhere smoothly. The resin will be applied and moulded into the required shape. It is hardened with a curing light before being shaped again and polished by your dentist until it matches the rest of the tooth.
What are the alternatives to Composite Bonding?
The usual alternative options to composite bonding are; Veneers and Crowns. Both of these alternatives cause some damage to teeth. Veneers are a popular option which can last for many years but as they are made from porcelain, the tooth has to be cut down to fit them, which causes some permanent damage. Similarly, for a crown to be fitted, a dentist has to remove some of the healthy part of your tooth. Bonding is a quick, less expensive and non-invasive procedure, and it can be easily repaired if damaged or broken. However, depending on the usage, it has some drawbacks such as rapid discoloration and easy breakage.
Talk to your dentist about your options. They will be able to advise you on whether composite bonding is the right treatment for you.
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