Composite Bonding
Taking care of every detail for the perfect smile.
Chipped, discoloured or defective teeth can be repaired with composite bonding.
Treatments Start From £285
0% finance options available.
Creating harmony through symmetry
Dr Pola Reza creates symmetrical smiles with unmatched precision and quality.
What is Composite Bonding?
The process of composite bonding involves applying white filling or resin material to your teeth in order to improve the appearance of your smile.
Suitable For:
- Teeth that are discoloured or stained
- Teeth with chips or cracks
- Having gaps between the teeth
- Misalignment
- Teeth with an irregular shape
- Abnormal teeth size

The benefits of composite bonding
Dr Pola Reza is a talented and experienced dentist who can create virtually undetectable enhancements to your teeth/smile all the way through to a Hollywood smile makeover, the choice is yours.
An alternative to porcelain veneers and for making your smile more attractive.
Restoring teeth that have been chipped, worn down, cracked, or stained.
Keeping your teeth together by closing gaps between them.
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How it works
01. Consultation
Assessing your smile, discussing treatments, taking X-rays and discussing options with you.
02. Teeth Whitening
It takes 2-4 weeks for your teeth to whiten at home.
03. Application of Composite
Your desired style, shade, and contour can be achieved through the artistic application of composite to your tooth/teeth.
04. Smile Reveal
A moment you’ve been looking forward to…
05. Review and Retainer
Composites are reviewed by your cosmetic dentist and a retainer will be provided to protect them for as long as possible.
06. Smile Makerover
Composite bonding is also available for same-day smile makeovers.
Composite Bonding Aftercare
01
Brush and Floss Regularly
To prevent plaque and food particles from accumulating on your teeth and around your bonding material, brush your teeth twice daily and floss once daily.
02
Avoid Staining Foods and Drinks
Avoid staining foods and drinks: Just like natural teeth, composite bonding can stain, so it is essential to avoid foods and beverages that can stain, such as coffee, tea, red wine, and dark-coloured foods such as currys or turmeric.
03
Quit Smoking
Quit smoking or vaping: It is highly recommended to avoid smoking or vaping altogether as it stains composite bonding materials.
04
Avoid Biting Hard Objects
Composite bonding is a strong material but not as strong as natural teeth or other dental restorations. Biting hard objects such as crusty bread, ice, hard candy, and pens can cause the bonding material to scratch or chip.
05
Wear A Mouthguard
Wearing a mouthguard can protect your teeth and composite bonding if you play contact sports or grind your teeth at night.
06
Attend Regular Checkups
Regular dental checkups and cleans can identify and address any potential issues early on.
How To Find Us
We’re delighted to see you soon. Here’s how to find Pola Reza in Brentwood.
- Practice: Pola Reza @ Smile HQ
- Address: 105 High St, Brentwood CM14 4RR
- Phone: 01277 503 252
- Email: care@smilehqs.com
Parking Facilities
We’ve found 3 local car parks near Smile HQ in Brentwood to help you visit us at a comfortable pace.
William Hunter Way car park is a 3-minute walk away from Smile HQ.
Frequently Asked Questions
Composite bonding is a safe conservative treatment and in most cases no shaving or drilling is required of your natural teeth.
It is unlikely you will need any injections. In the rare occasion where your teeth are generally very sensitive, you may opt for numbing for comfort.
Typically composites can last 5-7 years dependent upon care and like most cosmetic dental treatments they will eventually need replacing.
There is no specific amount and is individual based on your needs. For a smile makeover look for best results you may consider 8-10 composites.
It is always recommended to straighten your teeth first. However if you have slight misalignment it may not always be necessary to straighten first as composite bonding can mask this. Your dentist will assess your teeth and advice accordingly.