Composite bonding can be used to enhance the colour of your teeth. The composite bonding process is usually done in conjunction with teeth whitening.

Composite bonding is made from a durable resin which is perfectly suited for usage on teeth.

Composite bonding can be used to:

• Increase tooth size for a fuller smile.

• The repair of cracks and chips.

• Elongation of shorter teeth.

• Evening an uneven smile.

Yes - an alternative to bonding is porcelain veneers. Talk to your cosmetic dentists about which service is best suited to you.

Over time and with normal wear and tear the composite bond will begin to deteriorate, however if maintained correctly it can last many years.

This will depend on your level of treatment cover on your plan.

Most plans do not cover cosmetic procedures.

For necessary cosmetic bonding, your dentist will be able to advice you on the best course of action with your insurance provider.

No - Composite bonding cannot be whitened. If you plan on getting a whitening treatment we suggest you do it before or in conjunction with your bonding treatment.

No - composite bonding is a non invasive cosmetic procedure which can easily be reversed. It is pain free and safe.