Composite bonding & resin restorations
Tooth-coloured composite, added directly to repair chips, close small gaps or reshape a tooth — usually in a single visit and with little or no removal of tooth structure.
Aesthetic dentistry, done well, is restraint: restoring the natural form and colour of the teeth without an artificial result. We plan changes digitally and conserve as much of your own tooth as possible.
Much of what makes a smile look healthy is biology — sound teeth, healthy gums and natural proportions — so our aesthetic work begins there. Where a tooth is worn, chipped, discoloured or slightly out of line, we restore its form with the most conservative option that will hold.
For larger changes we design the result first, digitally, so you can see the proposed shape and proportion before any treatment begins. Nothing irreversible is done to a tooth on the strength of a guess.
Tooth-coloured composite, added directly to repair chips, close small gaps or reshape a tooth — usually in a single visit and with little or no removal of tooth structure.
Thin ceramic facings, designed digitally and made by our laboratory, for teeth that need a more durable change in shape, colour or alignment. We reduce the tooth as little as the case allows.
Supervised whitening of the natural teeth to lighten discolouration safely. We assess first whether whitening is the right approach for your teeth and gums, and what result is realistic.
Where a tooth is too broken or heavily filled for a veneer, a monolithic zirconia crown restores its strength and appearance in a single, biocompatible piece.
A natural result depends as much on healthy, even gums as on the teeth themselves; we take both into account when planning any aesthetic change.
We do not chase an artificially whiter, straighter look for its own sake. The aim is a result that suits your face and lasts.