Composite Bonding (per tooth)

Composite bonding reshapes and improves the appearance of a tooth by sculpting tooth-coloured resin directly onto its surface, all in a single visit. It can close small gaps, repair chips, lengthen or reshape a tooth and improve its colour, with minimal or no removal of natural enamel. Carried out by the clinic's aesthetic dentist and matched to the surrounding teeth, it is a conservative way to refine a smile. The price is per tooth.

Composite bonding is a direct cosmetic technique in which tooth-coloured composite resin is applied to a tooth and carefully shaped by hand to improve its form and appearance, then hardened and polished — typically in a single appointment and with little or no drilling of the natural tooth. It is well suited to closing small spaces between teeth, repairing chipped or worn edges, lengthening short teeth, smoothing irregular shapes and improving the colour or symmetry of individual teeth, giving a more even smile while preserving as much enamel as possible. At MultiMedica the work is done by a clinician focusing on aesthetic dentistry, who selects a shade to match the neighbouring teeth and builds up the composite in layers to look natural. Because it is additive and largely reversible, bonding is one of the more conservative cosmetic options and can often be completed without anaesthetic. Composite is a slightly softer material than porcelain, so bonded teeth benefit from avoiding habits such as biting nails or hard objects, and the resin can pick up staining over time; both are manageable with good care and occasional polishing or repair, and bonding can be refreshed or replaced as needed. For more extensive changes, longevity or stain resistance, the clinic can discuss ceramic crowns as an alternative. Bonding is priced per tooth, so the overall cost reflects how many teeth are treated, which is agreed after assessing the smile.