
A confident smile can open doors, boost self-esteem, and leave a lasting impression. But if you’re self-conscious about chipped, cracked, gapped, or discoloured teeth, composite bonding offers a quick, affordable, and minimally invasive solution to achieve the smile of your dreams.
At Emicare Dental & Spa Centre, we specialise in composite bonding, combining artistry with advanced dental techniques to deliver natural-looking, long-lasting results.
In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore:
Composite bonding (also known as dental bonding) is a cosmetic dental procedure that uses tooth-coloured resin to repair minor imperfections. The composite resin — a durable, mouldable material — is applied directly to the tooth, sculpted to perfection, and hardened with a UV light.
It’s an ideal solution for:
Unlike veneers or crowns, composite bonding requires little to no removal of natural enamel, making it a conservative and reversible option for smile enhancement.
Composite bonding has surged in popularity due to its speed, affordability, and versatility. Here’s why patients at Emicare.co.uk love it:
Cost – £150–£400 per tooth – £500–£1,200 per tooth
Durability – 5–10 years – 10–20 years
Procedure Time – 1 visit – 2–3 visits
Tooth Preparation – Minimal to none – Enamel removal required
Reversibility – Reversible – Permanent
Composite bonding is ideal for minor corrections or budget-conscious patients. Veneers may be better for severe discolouration or more dramatic transformations. During your consultation, the Emicare team will guide you to the best option for your goals.
At Emicare Dental & Spa Centre, we prioritise precision and comfort. Here’s what to expect:
Total Time: 30–60 minutes per tooth.
You may be a great candidate if you:
Note: Bonding is not ideal for large cavities or severely damaged teeth, which may require crowns.
To extend the lifespan of your bonding:
With proper care, composite bonding can last 5–10 years.
Q: Does composite bonding hurt?
A: No — it’s generally painless and requires no anaesthesia unless decay is present.
Q: Can bonding fix crooked teeth?
A: It can improve minor crookedness cosmetically but does not replace orthodontic treatment.
Q: How long does bonding last?
A: Typically 5–10 years with proper care.
Q: Can I whiten bonded teeth?
A: No — whitening doesn’t affect resin. Whitening should be done before bonding.
Q: What’s the cost of composite bonding?
A: £150–£400 per tooth, depending on complexity and case requirements.
Composite bonding offers a fast, affordable way to enhance your smile by correcting chips, gaps, and discolouration with natural-looking results. While not permanent, it’s durable, minimally invasive, and delivers an instant confidence boost.
Ready to transform your smile?
At Emicare Dental & Spa Centre, we’re here to help you achieve a radiant, confident smile with composite bonding.
Call: 01707 954 633
Book Online: www.emicare.co.uk
Don’t let minor imperfections hold you back — invest in a smile you’ll love to show off!