What is Composite Bonding?
Composite bonding (also known as dental bonding) is a cosmetic procedure where a tooth-coloured composite resin is applied to the surface of the teeth. This is the same material used in white fillings.
Your dentist carefully sculpts and smooths the resin to blend naturally with your existing teeth. Once applied, the resin is hardened with ultraviolet light and further refined to create a seamless finish.
Composite bonding is a quick and cost-effective solution for minor cosmetic imperfections – and can often be completed in a single visit.
What are the benefits of composite bonding?
Improves Tooth Appearance
Can reshape, lengthen, or brighten teeth for a more uniform and natural-looking smile with minimal dental intervention.
Quick and Painless Procedure
Usually completed in one visit without the need for anaesthesia, making it a convenient option for busy patients.
Non-Invasive Treatment
Requires little to no removal of your natural tooth structure, preserving the health and integrity of your teeth.
Affordable Cosmetic Solution
A cost-effective way to enhance your smile compared to other cosmetic treatments like veneers or orthodontics.
Before & after composite bonding
Composite Bonding
Composite Bonding, Whitening, Airflow and Bridge
Composite Bonding
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Why choose Clyde Munro for composite bonding?
Experienced cosmetic dentists
Our Edinburgh-based dentists are highly experienced in composite bonding, delivering natural, long-lasting results.
Personalised treatment plans
Every smile is different. We tailor our approach to match your tooth shape, shade and facial features.
Convenient Edinburgh locations
With multiple practices across the city, expert cosmetic care is never far from home.
Commitment to patient care
We focus on your comfort, confidence and long-term oral health – not just the results.
Accessible Ways to Pay
We offer flexible finance options to help you spread the cost of your treatment.
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