Transform chipped, uneven teeth or gaps — often in just one visit
Natural-looking results using a gentle, minimally invasive approach.
Same-day smile improvements
Minimally invasive
Natural shade matching
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Why choose Dentistry @ Jordanhill for composite bonding?
Experienced clinicians
Skilled in cosmetic techniques.
Tailored approach
We design the smile you want.
Comfort first
Gentle, minimally invasive approach.
Trusted locally
Caring team in the heart of Jordanhill.
We’ll only recommend composite bonding if it’s genuinely the right option for you.
What can composite bonding fix?
Chipped or cracked teeth
Small gaps between teeth
Worn or uneven edges
Discoloured spots or patches
Slightly misshapen teeth
How does composite bonding work?
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Step 1 Consultation
We discuss your smile goals and assess your teeth.
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Step 2 Preparation
Little to no drilling; the tooth surface is gently prepared to help the bonding material adhere.
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Step 3 Application
Tooth-coloured resin is carefully sculpted directly onto your teeth.
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Step 4 Finishing
The resin is hardened with a curing light and polished for a natural, seamless result.
Real composite bonding results from our Jordanhill patients
Individual outcomes vary; every smile is unique.
What our patients say
★★★★★
“I am extremely pleased with the results — I couldn’t be happier with my new smile.”
★★★★★
“I absolutely love my new smile. The team made the whole experience so comfortable.”
"I am extremely pleased with the results"
"I absolutely love my new smile"
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?
More affordable than veneers or crowns. Cost depends on how many teeth are treated. Prices from £220 per tooth.
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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 with good oral hygiene and limiting tea, coffee and smoking it stays looking great. 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.