A composite smile makeover can improve the appearance of your teeth using tooth-coloured composite resin. It can be used to address concerns such as chips, small gaps, uneven edges and tooth shape, creating a more balanced and natural-looking smile without the need for extensive preparation of your natural teeth.
Composite resin can be carefully shaped and colour-matched to blend with your existing teeth.
Composite bonding can often be carried out with little or no removal of natural tooth structure, depending on your individual case.
Resin can be used to improve uneven edges, proportions and the appearance of individual teeth.
Composite can help improve the appearance of small chips, gaps and areas of discolouration.









It is a cosmetic dental treatment that uses tooth-coloured composite resin to improve the shape, size, colour and appearance of selected teeth.
Composite can be used to improve the appearance of minor chips, small gaps, uneven edges, tooth shape and certain areas of discolouration.
In many cases, little or no removal of healthy tooth structure is required. The amount of preparation depends on the individual tooth and desired result.
Yes. The resin can be selected and shaped to complement your natural teeth, creating a balanced and natural-looking result.
Composite bonding is generally a comfortable treatment and often does not require local anaesthetic. Your dentist will discuss what is appropriate for your individual treatment.
Treatment time depends on the number of teeth being treated and the complexity of the makeover. Your dentist can discuss the expected timeframe during your consultation.
The lifespan of composite depends on factors such as your oral hygiene, bite, diet and lifestyle. Good care and regular dental appointments can help maintain the results.
Composite resin can become stained over time, particularly with regular consumption of staining foods and drinks or smoking. Good oral hygiene can help maintain its appearance.
Yes. One advantage of composite is that minor chips or damage can often be repaired or added to without replacing the entire restoration.
A consultation at Regency House Dental Clinic in St Albans allows your dentist to assess your teeth, discuss your goals and determine whether composite treatment is suitable for you.