What are composite veneers made of?

These veneers are made from white filling material, this resin based material and is applied as a thin layer directly to the tooth.

How composite veneers are bonded to the teeth?

To bond your composite veneers, your dentist will clean the surface of your tooth to ensure that the veneer bonds securely. They will then dry your tooth to remove excess moisture, and will then apply the bonding agent (dental cement and resin). Once your tooth is ready, your dentist will apply the composite material in layers. Skilfully sculpting your tooth into shape, the dentist will remove any additional dental composite, before the final smoothing and polishing of your tooth.

Are composite veneers strong?

Composite veneers are strong and do not break easily. Composite veneers can chip for a variety of reasons, most commonly biting and chewing on hard food or grinding and clenching teeth. But even if they do break, they are usually easily repaired in one visit. This is not the case with porcelain veneers.

How long do composite veneers last?

Composite veneers last anywhere between 2-5 years.

Are composite veneers reversible?

Composite veneers are considered to be a reversible treatment option because there is no drilling involved.

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Porcelain bonding

Looking for a fast and effective way to remedy problems with your teeth? Then how about composite bonding?

Used to correct a wide range of dental problems, such as chipped or cracked teeth, discolouration and even small gaps or fractures, composite bonding (or dental bonding or cosmetic bonding as it is also known) is a non-invasive way to quickly restore – and enhance – the appearance of teeth.

As a leading provider of composite bonding in London, why not get in touch with the team to find out how this innovative treatment could transform your smile?

What is porcelain bonding?

Porcelain bonding is a cutting-edge treatment offering unparalleled durability and aesthetic appeal.

Made famous by celebrities and social media, in recent years it’s seen a huge surge in popularity – and for good reason!

Unlike traditional composite bonding, porcelain bondings are crafted from a non-porous material. This increases their durability, making them both impressively strong and long-lasting. They are also excellent at resisting stains and chipping, meaning not only do you have a great-looking smile, but the effects will last.

The life expectancy of porcelain bondings is an impressive 15 years or more – so you can enjoy complete peace of mind and a radiant smile.

Why choose porcelain bonding?

Ultra-thin and super glossy

Who doesn’t want a more radiant smile? With ultra-thin, glossy porcelain bonding, you can achieve a smile that looks completely natural and effortlessly beautiful.

Durable and non-porous

Porcelain bondings are resistant to staining and chipping, promising a long-lasting, flawless smile.

No drilling or prep work required

In most cases, the process of porcelain bonding is pain-free and requires no shaving down of the natural teeth.

Affordable

With porcelain bonding at Harley Street Smile Clinic quality meets affordability, putting your dream smile within reach. View our fees page for up-to-date pricing.

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Book an appointment for porcelain bonding

Porcelain bondings may be a relatively new treatment but they’re already creating impressive results. Why not be one of the first to take advantage of the incredible transformation they can offer?

Our team of experienced cosmetic dentists is on hand and ready to consult with you. We will take time to understand what it is you’d like to change about your smile, tailoring the treatment to your unique needs to create the smile you’ve always longed for.

Discover the beauty of porcelain bonding and take your first step towards a radiant smile by scheduling your free consultation.

Alternatively, if you’ve got any initial questions regarding the procedure and how it works, you can talk to us now by calling 020 7971 1909.