Do you suffer from tooth wear? Are your teeth short and jagged at the edges? Are they sensitive? Do they look unattractive? If the answer is yes to any of these questions, then just look at our case study below on how to fix them. Here is the answer!
 

We strongly believe in the most minimally invasive techniques to repair and enhance teeth. One such technique is called cosmetic bonding. Cosmetic bonding involves the addition of highly aesthetic composite filling material to broken, chipped, worn teeth to enhance the overall appearance and provide a strong protective layer. The process is really very simple but involves a great deal of skill and artistry. It is not just a case of simply filling a tooth! The steps involved are:

1. Ensure that the surfaces are clean. A hygiene visit may be required.
2. Polish and sharp edges to ensure a smooth surface. 
3. The bonding process begins. This depends on the technique the dentist uses. 
4. The shade/ colour of the bonding material is chosen.
5. The material is layered very carefully under strictly isolated conditions. 
6. The bonding is then contoured and polished to a high gloss ensuring the bite is correct as well. 
7. Complete! Easy as that. 

Here is a case that was recently treated at Progressive Dentistry by Dr Nissit Patel using G-aenial composite.

Our case of the month for August is a fantastic one involving ABC. To remind you: A is for Alignment, B is for bleaching and C is for cosmetic bonding. This is the NON INVASIVE smile makeover, a treatment suitable for all. In the old days of cosmetic dentistry, teeth would be cut heavily for porcelain veneers to provide a new smile. No longer! We can transform your smile with 3 simple steps: ABC Our case involved a ceramic brace, teeth whitening and composite bonding to enhance the smile. Don't take our words for it, see for yourself:
 

Our case of the month for April is a wonderful cosmetic dental treatment involving front teeth. The treatment is called composite bonding. This is essentially a treatment to enhance the appearance of the teeth by naturally replacing lost tooth enamel and dentine using the most aesthetic dental materials available.

Our client had front teeth that were chipped and uneven.
 

We strive for excellence in everything that we do. Our case study today demonstrates this.

The original situation involved worn, discoloured teeth with gum recession and spaces. Our Principal dentist Dr Nissit Patel transformed the smile with minimally invasive cosmetic dentistry involving ultra thin porcelain veneers. Please view the photographs to view the fantastic result:
 

Our case of the month involves a smile transformation using the latest minimally invasive techniques. This involved alignment, tooth whitening and ultra thin porcelain veneers.
 

Our next case study highlights the expert treatment that we offer. To transform a smile, modern cosmetic dentistry should be minimally invasive. This way, the underlying teeth are kept healthy with no risk of biological damage. Why cut when you can align and bond?

Our patient presented with a tooth which was hidden from view. This was a complex case due to various factors, but our expert dentist, Dr Nissit Patel had the answers the problem. The photographs demonstrate the smile transformation:
 

We believe in creating beautiful smiles using the least invasive techniques possible. The overall results can be truly outstanding. We have developed a fantastic technique called ABC: A is for alignment with Invisible braces B is for bleaching C is for cosmetic bonding This technique involves NO needles, NO drilling, NO irrveresible procedures that can harm your teeth and gums. Below is a typical case which was recently completed by Dr Nissit Patel.
 

We strongly believe in non invasive techniques to enhance smiles. Long gone are the days when teeth needed to hacked away with destructive techniques to provide a new smile. Modern day dentistry encompasses minimally invasive techniques which require no needles, no drilling and no pain! For example, our case study below wanted to close the gaps between the teeth. They were told that porcelain veneers would be required, which involved removing all the tooth enamel and many thousands of pounds. 

However, our Principal Dentist Dr Nissit Patel advised another solution; composite bonding. This involved no drilling, no needles and was far more affordable. In addition, the maintenance is simple and cost effective. There really are no downsides.