We offer composite veneers in Poole here at Dental on the Banks, our custom-built dental clinic. Composite veneers is otherwise known as composite bonding, a treatment which consists of the white composite material being applied to your teeth in layers to build upon them. There are three main types of this treatment:
Composite Bonding (also known as Composite Veneers or Cosmetic Bonding) refers to more fuller coverage of the tooth, like how a classic porcelain veneer (which we also offer here at Dental on the Banks) works to cover the front of the tooth to improve aesthetics and appearance.
Composite Edge Bonding is where only the edges of the teeth are treated with the composite material. This is great to make the edges of your teeth less jagged while bringing a uniformity to your teeth overall which is very noticeable when talking and smiling.
Note that for composite bonding / veneers and composite edge bonding, this is priced per tooth so you can choose to get just a single tooth or multiple teeth treated if you wish.
Injection Moulded Composite Bonding is a more advanced technique that not every dental clinic can offer. Available here with us at Dental on the Banks, it involves the use of a mould that it custom made for the patient and composite is injected into it to bring perfect personalised results for the patient’s teeth and smile. Note that a consultation is required beforehand to quote for this treatment as it will depend on the amount of composite material that is needed.
Composite Veneers in Poole
The great thing about using composite to transform your smile is that there is no drilling or damage to the natural teeth, no injections required and most cases are complete in one single appointment. So in essence you can come to our clinic and leave with a brand new smile totally transformed by our aesthetic dentists! You can click / tap here to contact us to get booked in for composite bonding / composite veneers here at Dental on the Banks.
While composite bonding works to improve the shape, size and colour of your teeth – it can also be used in certain cases to help some close gaps and make your teeth appear more finished and complete. As such, it is usually one of the last treatments that patients would receive. For example they may start with Invisalign to straighten their smile, this is then followed by teeth whitening to brighten and whiten the teeth and then the smile would be finished with composite bonding as the final finishing touch. Some teeth may only require some composite at the edges of their teeth – this is referred to as edge bonding.
