It uses the same resin material used for white fillings, and is most frequently used on the front teeth – those that show when you smile. There have been huge advances in the materials used in bonding dentistry in recent years, meaning composite bonding can be used for disguising minor imperfections in the front teeth, closing small gaps and hiding minor tooth rotations, with no damage to your teeth.
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1. Your dentist picks a shade of resin that matches the natural colour of your teeth.
2. The resin is carefully applied to your teeth, with no need for any work or damage to them.
3. Your dentist then carefully shapes and smooths the resin to hide any imperfections, for a result that looks entirely natural.
4. Once the resin has been shaped, it is hardened very quickly with the help of a special light.
Although composite bonding treatment does not last as long as veneers, many patients find the treatment is highly cost-effective. It can also be repeated with no damage at all to your teeth.
A natural, healthy smile that you are proud to show off.
No preparation of your teeth is required, meaning they remain strong.
Treatment can usually be completed in one short visit to the practice.
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Trained at Kings College Dental School, London, Dr Gill has a bachelor’s degree in Dental Surgery. Clinician, teacher, and father of two, he owns two dental practices His passion for orthodontics led him to develop his own system of training, Orthodontic CQC, to assist other providers of short-term orthodontic systems.
In 2012, Dr Gill’s exceptional professional expertise led to him becoming one of only three Clinical Instructors in the UK, training other dentists and dental professionals in the system. A strong believer in community service and helping others, Ashley’s Ethical Sales and Communication Skills invited him to teach their courses. More recently, Dr Gill recently volunteered his time and professional services to Syrian refugees in Lebanon.
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