Cosmetic Bonding in Fraserburgh
Subtle touch-ups, stunning results.
Cosmetic Bonding
Do your teeth have small chips, cracks, or worn edges? These minor flaws may appear harmless but can make your smile look uneven or incomplete. Cosmetic bonding at Fraserburgh Dental Care offers a simple, non-invasive way to repair such imperfections. Using high-quality tooth wear build-up materials, this treatment restores the tooth’s natural shape and colour, blending perfectly with the surrounding teeth. It’s an excellent option for enhancing the appearance of slightly damaged teeth without extensive dental procedures.
Your Treatment Explained
Cosmetic bonding, also known as tooth bonding, is a simple yet effective treatment designed to repair and improve the look of teeth. Using tooth-coloured composite resin, this technique rebuilds chipped edges, fills small gaps, covers discolouration, and restores minor cracks. The high-strength material is carefully shaped and polished to match the natural tooth surface for a seamless finish.
Treating these minor flaws early not only enhances appearance but also prevents further tooth wear, fractures, and the need for more extensive treatments, such as root canals, crowns, or bridges, in the future.
The Right Candidate
Cosmetic bonding is suitable for those with the following concerns:
- Small chips or cracks creating uneven edges or gaps
- Minor gaps between teeth
- Discolouration or staining that affects tooth appearance
- General wear and tear, including abrasions or enamel loss
- Anyone seeking a quick, painless, and minimally invasive way to improve their smile
Fraserburgh Dental Care welcomes patients from Fraserburgh and nearby areas, including Peterhead, Mintlaw, Banff, Strichen, Turriff, Ellon, Stuartfield, New Deer, Rosehearty, Inverallochy, and New Pitsligo.
Why Choose Cosmetic Bonding?
Quick results
Cosmetic bonding usually requires just one appointment, making it an ideal solution for those needing fast improvements before a holiday or special event.
Comfortable & painless
The procedure involves no drilling or significant tooth reshaping. It’s gentle, pain-free, and causes no sensitivity or bleeding.
Protects natural teeth
Tooth wear build-up requires minimal enamel removal, helping preserve the strength and structure of natural teeth.
Customisable for a natural look
Bonding materials are shade-matched to blend seamlessly with surrounding teeth, creating a natural, flawless appearance.
Affordable option
Cosmetic bonding offers excellent cosmetic improvement at a lower cost than veneers or crowns.
Convenient & stress-free
A simple, non-invasive procedure that suits nervous patients looking for an easy start to cosmetic treatments.
See the Results for Yourself
Visit our smile gallery to see blooming smiles of our happy patients.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Take a look at the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about this treatment below:
How should I care for bonded teeth?
Bonded teeth require gentle care. Brush and floss daily, avoid biting into very hard or crunchy foods, and attend regular dental check-ups. Use a non-abrasive toothpaste to keep the bonded surface smooth and protected.
How long does cosmetic bonding last?
With good oral care, cosmetic bonding can last 5 to 10 years. Avoid hard objects, maintain proper hygiene, and visit your dentist regularly to help extend its lifespan.
Can bonded teeth become stained?
Yes, the composite resin used in bonding can stain over time from tea, coffee, red wine, curries, or smoking. In addition, maintaining regular brushing will help keep them looking fresh.
The Treatment Journey
Every patient’s journey is different, but here’s what to expect during treatment at Fraserburgh Dental Care.
Initial consultation
We begin with an in-depth discussion about your smile goals, dental needs, and treatment expectations, including teeth bonding costs, to create a tailored plan for you.
Treatment phase
Cosmetic bonding requires minimal tooth shaping or preparation, making the procedure quick and painless. Local anaesthesia is rarely needed unless the tooth is sensitive.
Final touch
The bonded area is carefully polished for a smooth, natural look, leaving your smile brighter, more even, and refreshed.
1 Initial consultation
We begin with an in-depth discussion about your smile goals, dental needs, and treatment expectations, including teeth bonding costs, to create a tailored plan for you.
2 Treatment phase
Cosmetic bonding requires minimal tooth shaping or preparation, making the procedure quick and painless. Local anaesthesia is rarely needed unless the tooth is sensitive.
3 Final touch
The bonded area is carefully polished for a smooth, natural look, leaving your smile brighter, more even, and refreshed.
Ready to Fix Those Tiny Chips or Gaps, and Reclaim Confidence?
Get in touch with us at Fraserburgh Dental Care to learn more about the range of cosmetic bonding treatments.
Other Treatments We Offer
Root Canal Treatment
While a simple filling can often resolve broken or decayed teeth, sometimes, when the problem has reached the pulp or nerve of the tooth, root canal treatment is necessary.
First, we will remove the damaged or infected nerve before cleansing and shaping the inner canal to prevent reinfection and then sealing fully. Once the endodontic treatment has been carried out a crown, usually gold or porcelain, may be used to cover a tooth that has a large opening after root canal therapy.
Dental Hygiene
Our experienced hygienists have a keen focus on providing first class dental hygiene to keep your teeth and gums healthy and gum disease free.
We believe that prevention is key and we will work with you to help formulate a customised oral hygiene plan to suit your mouth and lifestyle. We recommend that all of our patients attend regular hygiene appointments and dental checkups to keep their smiles healthy.
Teeth Whitening
Your smile is important. It’s one of the first things you notice when you meet someone. A whiter, brighter smile is beautiful – it can help you feel better about yourself and make a memorable impression.
Your lifestyle and the aging process can stain and darken your teeth. Many things we do on a regular basis can contribute to stained teeth, such as drinking coffee, tea, cola and red wine or smoking.
Dentures
Dentures are a removable option for replacing missing teeth. They can be particularly useful when there is extensive loss of bone support or when multiple teeth are missing. In addition to tooth replacement, dentures can also give support and structure to soft tissues of the cheek and lips, while restoring dental form and function. Our skilled dental technicians will construct the dentures in the laboratory based on our prescription.
