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Jun 2017
8th
 

Cosmetic Bonding Closing Spaces In Just One Visit

One of our favourite treatments is cosmetic bonding. We can create stunning smiles in just one appointment, without drilling your teeth, without needles and without any pain. What's more, the treatment is far more affordable than porcelain veneers for example. What is involved? Cosmetic bonding can be explained in 5 simple steps:

  1. Full clinical examination (of course!!)
  2. Photographs and possibly a diagnostic wax up of the proposed new shape of your teeth
  3. Mock up to visualise the end result
  4. Cosmetic bonding completed using the latest high tech composite white fillings
  5. Monitoring and maintenance

For the best result, we advise tooth whitening prior to cosmetic bonding. The gold standard is Philips ZOOM LED in surgery whitening followed by a period of home whitening. Please take a look at a recent case completed by our expert dentist, Dr Nissit Patel, on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Progressive-Dentistry

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Composite Bonding vs. Porcelain Veneers: Which is Right for Your Smile?

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Composite veneers vs Porcelain veneers. Which is best?

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Closing Gaps With Composite Bonding

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