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Tooth-coloured composite material is bonded and shaped on suitable teeth to address some concerns about shape or small chips.
Composite bonding (veneers)
Tooth-coloured composite material shaped and bonded to suitable teeth.
Who it may suit
Some teeth with small chips, shape concerns or gaps. Your dentist assesses the bite, tooth condition and the changes you want.
What the process involves
- 01
Examine your teeth and discuss the changes you have in mind.
- 02
Explain alternatives and the preparation that may be needed.
- 03
Bond, shape and set the composite material.
- 04
Check the bite and explain maintenance and aftercare.
Risks and limits
- Composite can stain, wear or chip.
- Polishing, repair or replacement may be needed later.
- Whitening does not change the colour of the bonded material.
Other options
Whitening for some colour concerns, alignment where teeth need to move, ceramic veneers where appropriate, or no treatment.
Visits, inclusions and ongoing care
Your dentist will explain the visit schedule and recommended care after assessing your case. Ask your clinic for an itemised quotation, including any records, laboratory work, follow-up, refinements or retainers relevant to your plan.
Results vary. Every treatment starts with an examination.
The next step is a conversation
Start with your own questions.
We examine first, explain plainly, and recommend only what suits you.