We look closely at your teeth, listen to what bothers you, and explain what bonding can and cannot fix. You get a clear plan and price before we begin, so there are no surprises.
We lightly roughen the tooth surface so the material can grip well. Most of the time this needs little or no drilling and often no injection, so the treatment is comfortable and your natural tooth stays protected.
We apply tooth-coloured resin in thin layers to rebuild the missing part, then harden each layer with a blue light in seconds. This repairs chips and gaps, and your tooth is strong for daily chewing right away.
Your dentist carefully shapes the resin by hand to match the size, length, and curve of your neighbouring teeth. This is the art step, where a repair becomes a smile that suits your face.
We trim and polish the surface until it feels smooth to your tongue and shines like real enamel. A well-polished tooth resists stains better and looks fresh for much longer.
We check how your teeth meet when you bite and make small adjustments so everything feels comfortable. You look in the mirror, and we adjust anything you want until you are happy.
We tell you how to make your bonding last longer: brush gently, avoid biting hard things like pens or ice, and limit tea, coffee, and tobacco. We also book check-ups to keep it in top shape.
Dentists shape resin by hand, matching shade, translucency and texture so repairs blend invisibly and naturally.
Bonding adds material instead of removing enamel, usually without drilling or anaesthesia, keeping treatment gentle.
Most bonding finishes in one 30 to 60 minute visit per tooth, with no lab waiting.
Clear written quotes, no hidden extras, plus polishing, repairs and staining guidance so your results last.
Led by Dr. Aimen Zia, a PM&DC-registered dentist with over a decade of clinical experience.
Known as the home of pain-free dentistry since 2018, offering gentle, calm and comfortable treatment.
Bonding can last many years with good care, often around five to ten years. It can chip or stain sooner, especially with nail biting, grinding or heavy tea and coffee. The good news is that bonding is easy to polish, repair or redo without much damage to the natural tooth underneath.
The dentist matches a shade, lightly roughens the tooth surface and applies tooth-coloured resin in thin layers. A bright light hardens each layer. Then the dentist shapes and polishes it to blend with your tooth. Most cases are finished in one visit, and numbing is often not needed. Most people find it comfortable.
Bonding adds material with little or no tooth removal and is usually finished in one visit, but it stains and chips more easily. Porcelain veneers usually need a tiny amount of enamel removed, take two visits and resist stains better, but are harder to undo. A dentist can advise which suits your teeth.
Brush twice daily with non-abrasive toothpaste and floss every day. Limit tea, coffee, red wine and tobacco, which stain bonding faster than natural enamel. Do not bite nails, pens or ice, and do not open packets with your teeth. Regular polishing at checkups keeps the surface smooth and shiny. Ask your dentist for tips.
Usually not. Bonding often needs little or no drilling, so numbing is often not required. You may feel slight pressure or a cold sensation while the tooth is prepared. If a cavity is being repaired or the tooth is sensitive, the dentist can numb the area. Mild sensitivity may follow for a short time.
The cost depends on how many teeth are treated and how much work each needs. After your exam you receive a clear, itemised plan with no hidden costs, and flexible payment options are available. After a smile check and honest consultation, you receive an exact quote.
Yes, a dentist can remove it by carefully reducing and polishing the material. If little or no enamel was reshaped, the tooth usually looks close to its original state. If enamel was reshaped, that part cannot be restored. Never try to remove bonding at home, as it can damage the tooth.
The focus is on natural-looking results: careful shade matching, gentle tooth preparation, and detailed shaping and polishing. Dr. Aimen Zia leads treatment and gives honest advice, including when another option would suit you better.
Whitening gel lightens natural enamel but does not change the colour of bonding. If you plan to whiten, do it before bonding so the shade can be matched to your new tooth colour. If bonding looks darker later, it can be polished, or replaced to match.
Most bonding cases are finished in one visit after your consultation. If many teeth are being treated or the shape needs more work, your dentist may plan more than one visit and will tell you in advance.
Bonding works well for small chips, minor gaps, slight shape changes and mild discolouration of single teeth. It is not ideal for severe crowding, large cracks or heavily damaged teeth, which may need crowns, veneers or braces. Your dentist will advise the best option for your smile.
Yes, that is the goal. The shade is matched to your teeth before treatment, then the material is applied in layers, shaped and polished to blend in. A bite check and final touches follow.
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Repair chips, gaps and stains, often in one visit. Book a consultation to discuss your options and get a quote.
