Cosmetic Bonding
Same-day smile refinement using injection moulding composite resin.
Cosmetic bonding uses tooth-coloured composite resin, injected into a precision clear mould of your smile, to repair chips, close small gaps, and reshape edges. It is a highly conservative cosmetic option in dentistry, often completed in a single appointment with minimal tooth preparation.
What you can expect.
No-Prep Aesthetics
In most cases the natural tooth is preserved entirely. Nothing is removed.
Single Appointment
Most bonding cases are designed, moulded, and polished in one visit.
Cost-Effective
The most accessible price point for meaningful cosmetic change.
Repairable & Refinable
Composite can be polished, repaired, or refined over time without redoing the case.
How your case unfolds.
Cosmetic Assessment
Photography and a planning conversation about edges, proportions, and the result you want.
Mould & Shade Planning
A precision clear mould is prepared from a digital scan and shades are selected to match your natural enamel.
Injection Moulding
A precision pre-formed clear mould is fitted over your teeth and flowable composite is injected and light-cured to form the new shape.
Finishing & Polish
Final contouring and a high polish for a result that catches light like natural enamel.
You may be a candidate if...
- Small chips, worn edges, or rough surfaces on front teeth
- Closing small gaps without orthodontics or veneers
- Patients seeking a conservative, lower-investment cosmetic refinement
Common questions.
How long does bonding last?
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Five to eight years on average, sometimes longer. It can be polished and refreshed as needed.
Will it stain?
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Less than older composites, but more than porcelain. Limiting coffee, red wine, and smoking will keep it bright.
Is it noticeable?
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Done well, no. Layered composite mimics enamel translucency and reads as natural tooth.