Composite Bonding
Bonding is one of Cork City Dental’s most popular cosmetic dentistry treatment options. Also referred to as Composite Bonding or Dental Bonding this is the least invasive of cosmetic dentistry techniques. Often done without anaesthetic a composite resin is shade matched and attached to your cleaned and etched tooth and hardened with a UV light. It is shaped and highly polished to blend with your natural tooth. It can be used to fix chips, fractures, close gaps and change the shape of your tooth. When the full front surface of your tooth is bonded it is known as a composite veneer.
Advantages
- Preserve your natural tooth; generally no tooth structure is removed
- Pain free, no need for injections – simple and effective option
- Less expensive than porcelain veneers (approx. €250 for full composite veneer)
- Quick, immediate results in one visit
- Suitable for all age groups
- Gives a natural look and can whiten teeth in certain cases
Treatment Gallery
Case 1
Case of Composite Bonding and minimal preparation Emax Porcelain Veneers to mask enamel defects.
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Case 2
Case of Composite Bonding to reshape, strengthen and whiten teeth.
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Case 3
Case of Simple Composite Bonding to close gaps.
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Case 4
Composite Bonding on the front 6 teeth along with Tooth Whitening in a Smile Makeover Case.
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Case 5
Composite Bonding to strengthen thinning incisors and close gaps.
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Case 6
Case of simple Composite Bonding to close a single gap and reshape lateral incisor.
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Case 7
Case of Composite Bonding to whiten, straighten and close gaps.
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Case 8
Case is of Composite Bonding and replacement crown on upper left central incisor to whiten and lengthen teeth in patient with an open bite.
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Case 9
4 Porcelain Veneers to straighten and whiten smile.
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Case 10
Porcelain Veneers placed on both lateral incisors and Composite Bonding on the central incisors.
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Case 11
Whitening and Composite Bonding used to brighten teeth.
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Case 12
Simple Composite Bonding to replace fractured portion of tooth.
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Case 13
Composite Bonding to restore and lengthen the central incisors.
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