Composite bonding in Leeds

Unhappy with your smile or conscious of gaps between your teeth? Our composite bonding in Leeds is the perfect solution. Call today for your free consultation.

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Benefits of composite bonding

What is composite bonding?

Composite bonding is a quick, painless cosmetic treatment that improves the appearance of your teeth by fixing chips, gaps, uneven edges, or discolouration. Using a tooth-coloured resin, we carefully shape and polish your teeth to create a natural, seamless finish—all in just one visit. 

It’s a simple way to enhance your smile without drilling or damaging your natural teeth.

When is composite bonding a good option?

  • Repairing chipped teeth

  • Fixing minor cracks

  • Covering stains & discolouration

  • Restoring worn-down teeth

  • Enhancing the overall look

A smile that feels like you!

Look at the difference composite bonding can make!

Our patient went from uneven edges and minor imperfections to a smooth, natural-looking smile—all in just one visit. Composite bonding is a quick, painless way to refine your teeth, fixing chips, gaps, and discolouration with a seamless finish.

No drills, no injections—just confidence in every smile.

Types of composite bonding

If you want to fix chipped teeth, gaps or even discolouration, composite bonding treatment at our Leeds based clinic can help. Here are the main types of composite bonding we offer in Leeds:

Composite edge bonding

Edge composite bonding is one of the most common types of dental bonding and is generally less expensive than full bonding. It also:

  • Repairs chips, cracks, gaps or minor discolourations on the front edges of teeth.
  • Often uses composite resin that’s matched to your natural tooth colour.
  • The procedure is less invasive and can be completed in one visit.
  • Perfect for subtle, natural-looking results.

Full composite bonding

While typically the more expensive option, full mouth dental bonding is also a popular option and:

  • Covers the majority, or entire visible surface of the tooth, ideal for major repairs, discolouration, or reshaping.
  • May use porcelain veneers or composite resin, depending on the desired finish.
  • May require multiple visits and preparation of the tooth surface.
  • Can dramatically transform the tooth’s shape, colour, and size.

Composite bonding procedure

Here’s what you can expect when you come to Aesthetique for your composite bonding treatment in Leeds:

Initial consultation

We’ll examine your teeth and discuss your goals to figure out if composite bonding is the right solution for your smile. If it is, we’ll develop a clear, personalised dental treatment plan and answer any questions you may have about what comes next.

Preparation

We’ll choose a composite resin colour that matches your natural teeth for a seamless look, before ‘etching’ your teeth – a painless step that makes sure the resin can properly bond to the tooth surface. A rubber dam or shield might be used to keep your treated teeth dry during the procedure.

Application & curing

The next step is to place the bonding material on your tooth surface, building the resin in layers and carefully shaping the material to get the perfect finish. We then cure the composite resin with a special light that hardens the material. Don’t worry—this is pain-free and should cause you no discomfort.

Polishing and final checks

Once we’re happy with the shape and look of your new composite bonding, we’ll polish your tooth to give it a smooth, shiny surface. We’ll also check your bite and give you some aftercare instructions on how to care for your new smile.

Get Composite Bonding in Leeds from £20/month!

Composite bonding is a cheaper option than other treatments, like veneers. At Aesthetique, we’re dedicated to bringing you the best dental care at affordable prices. For a free consultation and more detailed pricing, give our team a call today.

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Composite Bonding (per tooth)

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Composite bonding vs. Veneers

Composite bonding Veneers
Fixes Chips, Gaps, Stains
✓ Yes
✓ Yes
Full Smile Makeover
× No
✓ Yes
Enamel Removal Required
× No
✓ Yes
Long-lasting
shorter lifespan
longer lifespan
Repairable if Damaged
✓Yes
× No, replacement needed
Cost
from £250/tooth
from £650/tooth
Natural-looking
✓ Yes
✓ Yes

Discover which option is best for you—straight from the expert.

Hear Dr Asfa Mughal talk about the difference between edge bonding and veneers!

Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions about our composite bonding in Leeds? Check our most common ones here or give us a call if you can’t find what you need.

Love your smile again

Fix chips, close gaps, and brighten your smile with composite bonding. Quick, painless, and natural-looking results—all in just one visit. Ready to get started?

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Taking care of your teeth after composite bonding is pretty straightforward! Just keep up with good oral hygiene—brush twice a day, floss daily, and see your dentist regularly. Avoid biting into hard objects (like ice or pens), and try to minimise foods and drinks that stain, like coffee or red wine, to keep your smile bright.

Composite bonding is a dental procedure where a tooth-coloured resin is applied to your teeth to fix minor issues like chips, cracks, or gaps. It’s a great way to improve your smile without needing more invasive treatments.

The composite bonding process involves a few key steps:

  • Clean & Prep: We make sure your tooth surface is fully cleaned and ready for the procedure.
  • Etching: This creates tiny ‘grips’ in the surface of your tooth for the bonding material to stick to.
  • Sculpting: Layer by layer, we build your missing piece or reshape your tooth for a perfect fit.
  • Curing: We use a special light to cure the composite bonding into place, making sure it’s strong and secure.
  • Polish: In this final step we make sure your new tooth has a smooth and seamless surface.

Composite bonding is a quick, comfortable and surprisingly affordable dental treatment. Take your first step towards confidence – talk with our dentists today.

Composite bonding comes with a bunch of benefits:

  • Natural look: Composite resin blends seamlessly with your natural tooth colour.
  • Quick & long-lasting: It can often be completed in one visit and lasts between 4 and 8 years.
  • Minimal intrusion: It’s a minimally invasive process that needs no drilling or removal of tooth structure.
  • Budget-friendly: Compared to other cosmetic options, composite bonding is a more affordable option.
  • Reversible: It can be reversed if needed, giving you peace of mind if you’re worried about permanent changes.
Composite bonding can last 5 to 10 years with proper care. The lifespan can vary based on oral habits and the location of the bonding.
The composite bonding procedure is relatively quick! It usually takes about 30 to 60 minutes per tooth. Depending on how many teeth you have bonded, you could be in and out of the dentist’s office in one visit.
Yes, dental bonding can typically be completed in a single appointment. This makes it a convenient option for those looking to improve their smile quickly.
Bonding is a considerably cheaper option for transforming your smile than porcelain veneers or crowns. Our prices start from £250 per tooth depending on the complexity of each case.
Not at all. We don’t need to remove any of your natural tooth for the procedure and adding the composite to change the shape or size of your teeth is completely painless.
Yes, the process is reversible should you decide you no longer want the composite bonding material on your teeth. We can remove it, leaving your teeth as they were before.
No, bonding doesn’t damage your teeth at all and can be polished, shaped, amended and removed according to your preference.
It’s best to avoid hard foods for the first couple of days after your bonding appointment, to give the composite time to harden and settle properly on your teeth. This includes food such as raw fruit and vegetables and crusty bread. You will then be able to eat as normal, although take care when biting directly into hard food.
Bonding does not last as long as other restorative options, such as porcelain veneers. Also, it is not as resistant to stains, and can become discoloured over time. Cosmetically, porcelain veneers are superior in appearance to dental bonding but do nearly always require the removal of tooth structure, which not every patient is comfortable with. However, despite this, good aesthetically pleasing results can be achieved with bonding.
Composite bonding is an excellent solution for minor chips, gaps, and discolouration. During your consultation, we’ll evaluate your specific needs and determine if bonding is the best option for you.
Even if your chipped tooth isn’t very noticeable, bonding can help protect the tooth from further damage.
While composite bonds themselves do not whiten, you can still whiten the natural teeth around them. We recommend whitening your teeth before bonding to ensure an even colour match.
To maintain the integrity of your dental bonding, avoid biting into hard foods like ice, hard candies, and nuts. Also, try to avoid foods and drinks that can stain, like coffee, tea, and red wine.
If your composite bond breaks or chips, contact us as soon as possible. We can repair the bond quickly and make sure there’s no further damage to your smile.
Yes, we offer flexible financing options to help you manage the cost of your composite bonding treatment. Just ask us about our payment plans during your consultation.
Composite bonding involves applying a tooth-coloured resin to the surface of your tooth, while veneers are thin shells of porcelain that cover the entire front of the tooth. Veneers are more durable and stain-resistant, but bonding is quicker and less invasive.
Yes, composite bonding can be a great option for closing small gaps between teeth. The resin is carefully applied to fill in the gaps, giving you a more even and aligned smile without the need for braces.
Absolutely! The resin used in composite bonding is designed to match the colour and shape of your natural teeth – your dentist will make sure the bonding blends in perfectly.
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