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Composite Bonding

Reshape, repair and refine your teeth in a single visit — tooth-coloured composite, sculpted by hand for a natural finish.

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Often single visit

No drilling in most cases

Natural-looking finish

0% finance available

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Overview

Small changes, a big difference

Composite bonding uses a durable, tooth-coloured resin to close gaps, repair chips and reshape uneven teeth — sculpted and polished directly onto your teeth.

It’s one of the least invasive ways to enhance a smile, usually needing little or no removal of natural tooth, and often completed in a single appointment.

Your journey

What’s involved

1

Consultation

We assess your teeth and plan the shape and shade for a natural result.

2

Preparation

Minimal preparation — most cases need no drilling or anaesthetic.

3

Sculpting

Composite is applied and hand-sculpted directly onto your teeth.

4

Polish & finish

We cure, shape and polish the composite to a natural, seamless shine.

Real results

Before & after

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Single visit

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Chip repair

Before and after smile transformation at Care Dental Tidworth Before and after teeth whitening result in Tidworth
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Gap closure

Investing in your smile

Pricing & finance

Cost depends on how many teeth you’d like treated — here’s a guide price per tooth to start from.

Composite Bonding

From £150 per tooth

Good to know

Bonding questions, answered

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No — most cases need no drilling or anaesthetic, so it’s comfortable and non-invasive.

With good care, bonding typically lasts around 5–7 years before it may need a refresh or repair.

Composite can pick up staining over time; avoiding heavy staining foods and regular hygiene visits keep it looking its best.

Anything from a single chip to a full smile — we’ll recommend what will give you the best result.