Composite bonding in Twickenham

    Small changes that make a large difference.

    Tooth-coloured resin, sculpted by hand onto the teeth to rebuild chipped edges, close small gaps and even out shape. No drilling in most cases, usually one appointment, and reversible in a way that veneers are not.

    Composite bonding with Dr Sundeep Solanki, GDC 212282 2 London Road, Twickenham, London TW1 3RY.

    Who it suits

    When composite bonding is the right answer

    If something simpler or less expensive would serve you better, that is what we will recommend at the consultation — and we will show you the fees for both.

    • Chipped or worn front edges
    • Small gaps between the front teeth
    • Teeth that look short or uneven
    • Old fillings that no longer match
    • Wanting a change without preparing the tooth
    • Trying a new shape before committing to veneers
    A treatment room at Sunny Dental in Twickenham
    The surgery where every consultation, scan and treatment takes place.

    How treatment works

    Step by step, no surprises

    01

    Design

    Photographs and a conversation about shape, length and how much change you actually want. Subtle is usually better than dramatic.

    02

    The appointment

    Resin is built up layer by layer directly onto the tooth, shaped and cured as we go. Most cases are done in a single sitting.

    03

    Polish and review

    Hand-polished to a natural lustre, then reviewed so we can refine anything that does not sit right once you have lived with it.

    Common questions

    Composite bonding, answered honestly

    Does bonding stain?

    Composite picks up stain more readily than porcelain, particularly with coffee, red wine and smoking. Good polishing and a hygiene appointment once or twice a year keeps it looking fresh.

    Is bonding cheaper than veneers?

    Per tooth, yes — noticeably. It also lasts less time, so over ten years the difference narrows. We will show you both numbers rather than only the headline one.

    Can bonding be removed?

    In most cases yes, because little or no natural tooth has been taken away. That reversibility is one of the main reasons to start here.

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