Gaps, chips, and other imperfections are no match for dental bonding.
Dr. Chaw-Su Kyi and Dr Sepideh Heydarian are ready to serve all your oral health needs at West London Orthodontist. With considerable experience in conservative and highly cosmetic procedures, including composite dental bonding for teeth, they work tirelessly to ensure your smile is at its best!
We use composite dental bonding to close gaps and smooth chips and modify your teeth’ shade, shape, and size in an efficient, non-invasive, and economical way. This method uses a flexible dental material, preferably BPA-free composites, that matches the colour of your surrounding teeth. Remarkably durable, composite bonding of the teeth enables a precise and artistic application for excellent cosmetic results.

If you have always had a gap between your front teeth, or perhaps a tooth that you’ve never liked the shape or size of, dental bonding could provide the ideal solution for you! Age-related changes, wear and tear, dark stains, yellow discolouration, and chipped teeth can all be addressed through this treatment, thanks to the expertise of our highly-trained team.

The tooth’s surface is lightly rubbed and primed to enhance the bond between the teeth and the material. No enamel is removed during this process so that the treatment can be completed comfortably and quickly in just one visit. The composite material disguises imperfections to give you a flawless smile while being more economical than veneers and other cosmetic treatments.

Book your consultation today at one of our West London area offices. At West London Orthodontist, we provide a wide range of options for cosmetic restoration. This includes our super-thin, stain-resistant ceramic veneers, which can be thoroughly discussed to ensure you make an informed decision that benefits your long-term health and smile. Whether you choose veneers or bonding, we can help! Call us at 020 8222 8760 to schedule an appointment at one of our locations.
Looking for more dental solutions? These treatments are often combined with composite bonding as part of a wider smile plan:

For more extensive chips, gaps or colour changes than bonding can cover, our super-thin, stain-resistant ceramic veneers offer a complete transformation.
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Brighten your natural teeth first so your bonding material can be colour-matched to your best possible shade.
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Explore cosmetic dentistryIn London, the cost of teeth bonding typically ranges from £150 to £500 per tooth. The final cost depends on the extent of the bonding required, the dentist’s experience, and the complexity of the procedure. For multiple teeth or more intricate work, the price may be higher. At our Hammersmith studio, composite bonding starts from £275. Book a consultation with us for a precise quote based on your needs.
The NHS does not usually cover dental bonding as it is considered a cosmetic treatment. The NHS primarily covers essential dental treatments and repairs for health reasons. For cosmetic procedures like bonding, you would typically need to pay privately.
Dental bonding can be beneficial for repairing chipped, cracked, or discoloured teeth. It is a versatile, minimally invasive procedure that can improve the appearance and functionality of teeth. Bonding can also close gaps and correct minor misalignments. However, while effective, it may not be as durable as other restorative options like crowns or veneers.
No. Composite bonding is a cosmetic treatment and is not available on the NHS — this practice is fully private. Composite bonding starts from £275 and can be spread over 12 months at 0% with Tabeo finance.
Dental bonding can last between 3 to 10 years, depending on factors such as the location of the bonded tooth, the quality of the bonding material used, and how well you care for your teeth. Regular dental check-ups and good oral hygiene can help extend the lifespan of dental bonding.
Some disadvantages of teeth bonding include its susceptibility to staining and chipping compared to other materials like veneers. Bonding may not be as durable as crowns or veneers, especially for teeth that experience heavy biting forces. Additionally, bonded teeth may need replacement or repair over time.
Dental bonding is generally not painful. The procedure is minimally invasive and typically does not require anaesthesia, except in cases where decay or significant damage is present. Patients may experience some mild discomfort or sensitivity during and after the procedure, but it is usually manageable.
Yes, you can chew with bonded teeth. Dental bonding is designed to restore the function and appearance of teeth, allowing you to chew normally. However, it’s advisable to avoid biting or chewing on very hard objects, as bonded material can be prone to chipping or cracking.

Cosmetic dentistry is all about improving your smile’s appearance. In the process, Dr Kyi and the team discuss composite dental bonding as a fast, natural-looking solution.
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