Composite Bonding Cost

Composite bonding is a very cost-effective way to improve the appearance of your teeth.

It costs significantly less than some alternative treatments, such as porcelain veneers, but offers natural-looking results.

Your composite bonding treatment costs depend on multiple factors, including how many teeth we're treating and where those teeth are located.

Find out how much treatment with The Modern Dentist might cost, and discover how you can save money when you choose our composite bonding procedures.

How Much Does Composite Bonding Cost In The UK?

Composite bonding in most dental practices will usually cost between £200 and £450 per tooth, depending on how extensive the changes being made to each tooth are.

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The cost per tooth includes preparing the teeth (including removing old restorative or composite material), reviewing them, and making any adjustments.

For example, your cosmetic dentist can completely change the tooth shape if requested.

When compared to porcelain veneers, which can cost over £1,000 per tooth, composite bonding is an affordable yet effective treatment.

How Much Does Composite Bonding Cost Per Tooth?

At The Modern Dentist, dental bonding per tooth costs approximately £200 to £250 for minor adjustments, including smoothing worn edges and repairing minor chips.

Complex cases that involve reconstructing broken or worn teeth range from £300 to £450 per tooth.

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The final cost will depend on the extent of the treatment required, your dentist's expertise, and which materials they use.

When you have treatment with The Modern Dentist, you can look forward to a professional service where your needs are always put first.

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We know that cosmetic dental treatments are an investment, but they can also transform your confidence and enhance dental function.

Our practice maintains its commitment to customer experience by offering affordable composite bonding treatments that never compromise quality.

How Long Does Composite Bonding Last?

Composite bonding lasts on average between five and seven years, but it depends on how well you maintain the teeth plus other factors. These include:

Is Composite bonding Worth The Price?

Composite bonding offers a range of benefits, and it looks like natural teeth.

When compared to other treatments like porcelain veneers, dental bonding is a cost-effective way to enhance the appearance of your teeth.

It offers the following results:

Does the NHS Cover Composite Bonding?

As composite bonding is considered a cosmetic procedure, the NHS usually won't cover it.

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However, there might be some exceptions to the rule, including when you have a broken tooth that requires repairs.

Again, this depends on your unique circumstances, but The Modern Dentist ensures most people can afford composite bonding with convenient payment options.

Why Do The Costs Differ?

The costs per tooth for composite bonding differ because it depends on how much work is involved and whether we're reconstructing an entire tooth.

For example, minor cosmetic dentistry might involve repairing a minor chipped tooth, which can be a fast procedure.

Reconstructing an entire tooth (or multiple teeth) with composite veneers or extensive composite bonding treatment will take much longer.

During your consultation, your dentist will assess the amount of work required and give you a realistic estimate so you know how long the treatment will take and how much it will cost.

Does The Modern Dentist Offer Composite Bonding Finance?

Having treatment with The Modern Dentist gives you access to a talented team of cosmetic dentists and convenient financing.

We offer interest-free payment plans for treatments over £1,000, enabling you to split the costs and access cosmetic bonding when you want it.

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See our price list or give us a call for more information.