Composite Bonding

Composite bonding is a dental treatment that address a variety of cosmetic issues. It is used to fix damaged teeth that are chipped, worn, or broken, as well as to transform smiles by closing gaps between teeth and reshaping misshapen or uneven teeth. There are two main types of composite bonding: composite edge bonding and composite veneers.

• Composite edge bonding involves making small, subtle changes to the length or shape of natural teeth. It is used to enhance the appearance of individual teeth.



• Composite veneers, on the other hand, cover the full front surface of natural teeth. They can change the shape of teeth, fix imperfections, and cover discoloration or patches on teeth.

In addition to these options, composite bonding also includes cosmetic contouring, which involves reshaping natural teeth to smooth out small chips or adjust the length of teeth.

Composite bonding can effectively fix a range of issues, including chipped or broken teeth, discolored teeth, odd-shaped teeth, worn teeth, gaps between teeth, and mild crowding.

There are several benefits to choosing composite bonding. It can usually be completed in just one visit after an initial examination, making it a fast and effective treatment for minor cosmetic issues. Unlike dental crowns and veneers, composite bonding is non-invasive and conservative. It only requires roughening the front surface of the tooth to allow the composite resin to bond, preserving the natural tooth structure.

Since composite bonding is a non-invasive procedure, it can be completed quickly without causing further damage to the teeth. It is also a more affordable option compared to other cosmetic dentistry treatments like veneers and crowns. Additionally, composite bonding can be completed in a single appointment, eliminating the need for multiple visits to Sinanak clinic.

With proper care and regular visits for dental cleaning and general check-ups, composite bonding can last for many years, typically 5-7 years. It offers a long-lasting solution for improving the appearance of your teeth and achieving a confident smile.

Composite bonding is a convenient dental treatment that is usually completed in a single visit. Unlike porcelain veneers and crowns, which are made in a dental laboratory, composite bonding is done directly Sinanak Clinic dentist. In some cases where multiple teeth require bonding, additional visits may be needed for further polishing to refine and complete the treatment.

To start the process, an initial consultation is required to discuss your smile goals and determine the changes you want to make. Once you decide to proceed with bonding, you can schedule your appointment. During the bonding appointment, your Sinanak Clinic’s dentist will select a composite shade that matches your natural teeth and prepare the tooth's surface by lightly roughening it. The soft composite resin material will be applied to the appropriate areas of your teeth and hardened in place using a special light. After the bonding is set, the composite resin will be contoured and polished to achieve the desired shape and finish.

The composite material used in bonding is designed to closely resemble the appearance and strength of your natural teeth, ensuring a seamless blend. With proper care and maintenance, composite bonding can last for around 7 years. It is important to attend regular check-ups at Sinanak Clinic to monitor the condition of the bonding and receive advice on touch-up polishing or composite replacement if needed to maintain your new smile.

For optimal results, we recommend combining composite bonding with teeth whitening and Invisalign® to straighten and brighten your smile. The composite resin will be shade-matched to the color of your untreated natural teeth, so it is advisable to achieve your desired tooth shade through whitening before the bonding treatment. It is also recommended to have a dental cleaning visit before treatment to remove any stains and plaque, ensuring your teeth are in the best condition possible.

To keep your composite bonding in excellent condition, follow these simple tips:

• Avoid consuming staining beverages like tea and coffee, as well as smoking and foods that may cause stains for the first 48 hours after the procedure. This will help prevent discoloration of the composite bonding.
• Maintain a proper oral home-care routine, including regular brushing of your teeth and regular visits Sinanak clinic for dental cleaning. Good oral health practices will keep your composite bonding clean and free from stains.
• Be mindful of habits that can potentially damage the composite material, such as biting nails or chewing on items like pen lids. The bonding material is not as strong as your natural teeth, so it's important to take precautions to prevent any chipping or damage.

By following these tips and maintaining proper oral care habits, your composite bonding should last for approximately 7 years. Regular check-ups will also help ensure its longevity and allow for any necessary touch-ups or maintenance.

The cost of your composite bonding treatment will depend on the specific requirements for each tooth, whether it's for composite edge bonding or a full composite bonded veneer. During your consultation, your Sinanak Clinic dentist will provide you with detailed information about the treatments available and their associated costs.

Composite Bonding (per tooth): Starting from EGP xxxxx

In addition to composite bonding, we also offer other cosmetic dental treatments that can be combined:

• Teeth Whitening: Starting from EGP XXXX
• Porcelain Veneers (per tooth) : Starting from EGP XXXX
• Porcelain Crowns (per tooth) : Starting from EGP XXXX
• Porcelain Bridges (per tooth) : Starting from EGP XXXX

Prices may be subject to change according to your condition.

Call us now on (+2) 010 9045 5554 to book an examination at Sinanak Clinic or email us with any questions at smile@sinanak.com.