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Composite bonding in Sheffield is rapidly gaining popularity amongst patients as an effective way to transform your smile in just one quick and easy dental visit.
This advanced cosmetic technique utilises high-tech, tooth-coloured bonding material that can be expertly shaped and polished right in the dentist’s chair to give you a brighter smile.
Unlike veneers or crowns which require multiple appointments, composite bonding is a minimally invasive process that allows our skilled dentists to layer the bonding resin onto your original teeth, allowing for maximum preservation of your natural tooth structure.
The resin material bonds firmly to the outer enamel layer to conceal any flaws or imperfections such as stains, chips, gaps or uneven surfaces. Restoring your smile and confidence! in She
The composite bonding procedure is completed in just one visit and requires no anaesthetic injections or drilling.
First, we prepare the tooth surface using a conditioning gel and then thoroughly clean and dry the area. The highly mouldable bonding material is applied incrementally in thin layers which we sculpt for ideal contouring and symmetry.
Finally, we solidify the resin with a special curing light and polish it to a smooth finish.
Leaving your transformed smile looking fresh, vibrant and naturally beautiful!
Cosmetic bonding in Sheffield is just one of the cosmetic dentistry services we offer. Here at Mola Dental we also offer Teeth Whitening, Dental Implants and Veneers, Invisalign, Smilelign, GBT (Guided Biofilm Treatment) and our Smile Makeover treatment.
Before and after Composite Bonding using the patented ‘Smilefast’ system, which two UK dentists developed.
The results of composite bonding in Sheffield are instant and dramatic yet completely reversible if desired. While bonding can last for several years with proper oral care, the material is not as strong and durable as dental crowns or veneers.
Hard or crunchy foods may cause chips over time and repairs or replacements can be easily performed as needed.
Despite these limitations, composite bonding remains a budget-friendly and non-invasive option for patients wanting fast smile makeovers without aggressive dental work.
Want to see more of our amazing smile transformations? Take a look at our Smile Gallery.
Composite bonding provides a quick, affordable, and non-invasive option for minor cosmetic dental improvements.
While not as durable or robust as alternatives like dental crowns and veneers, composite bonding offers satisfactory durability for moderate flaws. The process requires little preparation to your teeth and can restore your familiar smile in just one visit.
However, composite bonding has limitations to consider. As with any cosmetic treatment, there are both advantages and disadvantages associated with composite bonding. Patients should educate themselves on the potential benefits and drawbacks when deciding if it’s the right choice for their needs.
When weighing the pros and cons of composite bonding, key factors include:
Affordable – Composite bonding costs approximately £250-£350 per tooth, making it cheaper than other dental work.
Quick procedure – Only one short visit is required to complete the process. No dental lab work is needed.
Little tooth preparation – Unlike crowns or veneers, very little natural tooth needs to be removed.
Durable material – With proper care, composite bonds can last several years or longer before needing replacement.
Natural looking – Composite resin comes in various tooth shades for seamless, subtle improvements.
Less durable than other options – Composite doesn’t last as long as dental crowns or veneers.
Can stain over time – Composite bonding may gradually pick up stains from food/drinks.
May need periodic replacement – Touch ups may be needed every few years as bonding wears down.
Do you still need advice on whether composite bonding is the treatment that best suits you? Get in touch with our expert team at Mola Dental.
Undergoing a dental treatment is a big deal, so it’s only right that you have a million and one questions to ask about the procedure before you commit. That’s why we’ve put together some frequently asked questions that should help put you at ease.
With proper care, composite bonds can last 5-7 years or longer before needing repair or replacement. Avoiding biting hard objects helps prevent cracks and chips.
Avoid hard, crunchy, and sticky foods for the first 24 hours to allow the bonding material to fully set. Afterwards, be gentle biting hard foods that could cause fractures. Also avoid nail biting, teeth grinding, and other behaviours that put excessive stress on the bonding.
It takes about 24-48 hours for the bonded material to completely harden and normalise with your natural tooth. You may notice slight differences in feeling as the bonding adjusts.
Some sensitivity is normal as your teeth adjust to the bonded material. It should subside within a few days. Avoid extremely hot or cold foods and beverages during this period.
Very little natural tooth enamel is removed for bonding. Only enough roughening is done to allow the composite material to bond effectively. Much less than for veneers or crowns.
Bonding does add thickness to the surface of the teeth, usually less than 1mm. The composite material is layered on incrementally until the desired shape and contour is achieved.
Yes, bonding can be done on a single tooth or multiple teeth during the same appointment. Your dentist will assess your unique situation and recommend which teeth could benefit from bonding.
The composite resin comes in a range of natural tooth shades. Your dentist will match the bonding colour to your surrounding teeth. Dramatic whitening may not be possible with bonding alone.
While composite bonding is one solution for enhancing your smile, it isn’t the only option. Here are some other dental treatments that can also improve the look of discoloured, chipped, or misshapen teeth:
Porcelain Veneers – Veneers are custom-made ceramic shells that bond directly onto the front of teeth. They are longer-lasting than composite bonding and can repair more extensive damage. However, veneers require removal of more natural tooth structure.
Dental Crowns – Crowns are tooth-shaped caps that fully encase damaged teeth. They provide the most durable and lasting results but involve the most tooth reduction. Crowns are best for badly decayed or fractured teeth.
Teeth Whitening – Professional whitening through gels, strips, or trays can lighten discoloured teeth by several shades. Whitening alone doesn’t cover physical flaws like bonding, veneers, and crowns can.
Dental Implants – Implants are titanium posts surgically embedded into the jawbone to anchor artificial replacement teeth. Used to replace missing or failing teeth not repairable with other methods.
Invisalign – Clear, removable Invisalign aligners straighten slightly crooked teeth through gradual shifts. Does not address stains, chips or other cosmetic concerns like bonding does.
The best solution depends on the extent of damage, desired results, time frame, and budget. Some treatments like bonding and whitening are less invasive than veneers or crowns.
Schedule a consultation today so we can recommend the optimal treatment plan for your smile goals.
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