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COMPOSITE BONDING · BIRMINGHAM
Composite
bonding in Birmingham
Refine the shape, length and symmetry of your teeth in a single visit. Sculpted by hand, layer by layer — usually with no drilling and no injections.
1 visit
USUALLY 1–3 HOURS
£300
PER TOOTH
3–5 years
TYPICAL LIFESPAN
Reversible
LITTLE OR NO TOOTH REMOVED
WHAT IS COMPOSITE BONDING?
Small changes, a remarkable difference
Composite bonding uses a tooth-coloured resin, carefully layered onto your natural teeth, then shaped and polished to blend in seamlessly. Because it's added rather than removed, it's one of the most conservative ways to transform a smile.
Bonding can help with
Chipped or worn teeth
Small to moderate gaps
Uneven or short edges
Teeth that look too small
Shape and symmetry
Edge bonding for a softer finish
Dr Kanani matches every shade, curve and edge to your face — for a result that looks naturally yours, never bulky or artificial.
YOUR BONDING JOURNEY
How it works
01
Consultation
We talk through what you'd like to change, check your teeth, gums and create a plan.
02
Whiten first
Bonding is placed over your natural teeth, dark teeth can show through — so if you'd like a brighter smile, we whiten beforehand.
03
Your bonding visit
Resin is layered, sculpted and polished by hand, tooth by tooth.
04
Care & maintenance
Simple aftercare advice and periodic polishing keep your bonding looking fresh for years.
CHOOSING THE RIGHT TREATMENT
Composite bonding or porcelain veneers?
Both can transform your smile. At your consultation, Dr Kanani will recommend the option that suits your teeth, goals and budget.
Composite bonding | Porcelain veneers | |
|---|---|---|
Price | £300 per tooth | From £750 per tooth |
Appointments | Usually one visit | Three visits, with a trial smile |
Tooth preparation | Little or none — reversible | Micro preparation — conservative |
Typical lifespan | 3–5 years | 10--15 years |
Stain resistance | Can stain over time | Highly stain-resistant |
Best for | Subtle refinements, chips, small gaps | Larger changes in colour, shape and proportion |
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QUESTIONS
Composite bonding FAQs
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