Composite bonding
Chipped or uneven teeth, reshaped in one visit
Tooth-coloured resin shaped onto your own teeth. Usually no drilling, and no anaesthetic.
4.9
★★★★★
500+ Google reviews
Treated at Jordanhill. Individual outcomes vary.
Real results
Every photograph here is our own patient
No stock images and no models — these are smiles treated in this practice, photographed before and after.
Worn edges, rebuilt
Chipped and worn upper edges built back up, so the smile line sits level again.
Uneven lengths, evened out
Short, irregular front teeth reshaped and the discoloured patches covered.
Individual outcomes vary; every smile is unique. Radhika will show you more cases like your own at your consultation.
Is this you?
Chipped or cracked teeth
Small gaps between teeth
Worn or uneven edges
Discoloured spots or patches
Slightly misshapen teeth
What it costs
Composite bonding fees
What moves the price
Two things: how many teeth you want treated, and how much work each one needs. Most people treat the teeth that show when they smile rather than the whole mouth.
You will have the full cost in writing after your consultation, before any treatment begins. It does not change afterwards.
Bonding is added to the surface of your own teeth rather than cut into them, so unlike veneers it does not permanently alter the teeth underneath.
Your appointment
How does composite bonding work?
Consultation
We discuss your smile goals and assess your teeth.
Preparation
Little to no drilling; the tooth surface is gently prepared to help the bonding material adhere.
Application
Tooth-coloured resin is carefully sculpted directly onto your teeth.
Finishing
The resin is hardened with a curing light and polished for a natural, seamless result.
Every case is photographed before and after.
Your dentist
Radhika Baireddy
Principal dentist
Your bonding is planned with you before anything begins, carried out by the dentist who planned it, and reviewed with you afterwards.
BDS, MFDS RCPSG, Dip Rest RCS(Eng), MSc Implantology (Distinction), AssocFCGDent, MFGDP(UK) · GDC 170971
What patients say
500 reviews, averaging 4.9
I am extremely pleased with the results.
Composite bonding patient
I absolutely love my new smile.
Composite bonding patient
And from the wider practice:
★★★★★
“Always feel completely at ease here. Dr Baireddy is exceptional — thorough, gentle, and explains everything clearly.”
Sarah C.
★★★★★
“I’ve been coming here for years and wouldn’t go anywhere else. The whole team make you feel so welcome — especially if you’re nervous.”
Margaret T.
Your questions
Composite bonding FAQs
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How long does composite bonding last?
Typically 3–7 years depending on care. With good oral hygiene and regular check-ups, many patients enjoy their results for longer.
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Does it hurt?
Usually painless; most patients need no anaesthetic.
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Is it expensive?
Composite bonding is usually less expensive than veneers or crowns, and the total depends on how many teeth you have treated. Our full prices are listed in the fees section above, and 0% finance is available on treatments over £750.
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Will it look natural?
The resin is carefully colour-matched to your natural teeth for a seamless result.
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Can bonding stain?
It can stain over time, but good oral hygiene and limiting tea, coffee and smoking will keep staining to a minimum, and a professional polish every 6 to 12 months helps maintain the finish. Note: tooth whitening doesn't change the colour of composite resin.
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Bonding vs veneers?
Composite bonding is quicker and more conservative, often in one visit. Veneers are more durable for more extensive changes. We’ll help you choose what suits your goals best.
The next step is a £48 consultation
You will see cases like your own, get a straight answer on whether bonding suits your teeth, and leave with the full cost in writing. Nothing is booked in on the day unless you want it to be.
4.9 from 500+ Google reviews
0% finance over £750