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Composite Bonding Ryde

Fix the small imperfections that are holding you back with composite bonding in Ryde.

Introduction to Composite Bonding

This is one of the most innovative dental treatments available, offering a chance to transform smiles with small but impactful changes. With composite bonding, we can deliver incredible results without the need for third party lab restorations. Composite resin is more commonly known as the material we use for white fillings, but we can now use it as a sculpting material to help transform your smile.

Resin is applied directly to the teeth and shaped, before we set it using a strong UV light. We can then polish the restoration to perfection. This treatment is ideal for small imperfections visible on one or two teeth, such as chips, gaps, cracks, misalignments, dental staining and thinning enamel. In just one visit, you could enjoy a beautiful transformation.

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Benefits of Composite Bonding

There are so many reasons that patients love this cosmetic treatment. First and foremost, it is incredibly fast and there is no downtime. This allows patients to visit in their lunchtime and return to work later that day with a stunning new smile. It’s also a highly cost-effective treatment plan, primarily because the materials are much cheaper and we don’t need a third-party lab to prepare the restoration.

Designing your smile in real-time also allows us to ensure that it is perfectly proportioned with the rest of your teeth and your face, ensuring complete harmony. Rather than breaking off, composite bonding will typically wear away gradually after around 5 years. After this time, you can either repair it or replace it with an alternative treatment option like porcelain veneers.

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Differences Between Composite Bonding And Composite Veneers

When we talk about composite bonding, we are typically talking about applying the treatment to individual teeth. This is a common treatment after orthodontics, as it allows us to address asymmetries in your smile that can occur as a result of a misaligned bite. When it comes to transforming your whole smile with composite resin, this treatment is better known as composite veneers.

There are two ways to achieve this: we can either apply the resin manually and shape each tooth, or we can create a mould that fits over your teeth and then inject the resin into the mould. When choosing composite veneers, it’s important to remember that these will not last as long as porcelain veneers. Composite veneers also lack the slightly glossy and translucent quality of porcelain.

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