Composite Bonding in Hendon — Edge Bonding £195, Composite Veneers £295 Per Tooth
The least destructive way to change the shape, edge or colour of a front tooth. Usually no drilling and no anaesthetic, and the consultation is free.
Composite bonding at Toothi is £195 per tooth for edge bonding and £295 per tooth for a composite veneer. Six teeth of edge bonding is £995; six composite veneers are £1,595. The consultation is free, and treatment over £250 can be spread over up to ten months at 0%. Read the full treatment guide on our main composite bonding page or the full price table on our composite bonding cost guide.
We build the composite onto your enamel and shape it by hand, so there’s usually nothing to drill. We’re at 1 Handel Parade, Whitchurch Lane, Edgware HA8 6LD, three Northern line stops from Hendon Central. Toothi holds a 4.9-star rating across 130+ Google reviews.
What bonding is good at
- ✓ Chipped or worn edges. The most common reason people come in. A chipped incisor can usually be rebuilt in one appointment with edge bonding at £195.
- ✓ Small gaps. Closing a diastema between the upper front teeth without orthodontics, where the gap is modest.
- ✓ Uneven lengths. Evening up the edges so the smile line reads level.
- ✓ Slightly rotated or peg-shaped teeth. Disguising minor irregularity when you don’t want aligner treatment. Usually a composite veneer at £295.
- ✓ Discoloured single teeth. Where whitening won’t lift one dark tooth to match its neighbours.
And what it’s not good at
Bonding is a resin. It isn’t as hard as porcelain, it picks up stain at the margins over time, and it can chip if you grind your teeth or bite your nails. If you want to change the shape and colour of eight or ten teeth and have them look the same in fifteen years, porcelain veneers at £895 per tooth are the better recommendation. The catch is that some enamel has to be removed for good, which bonding doesn’t need.
And if the real problem is that the teeth are crowded rather than misshapen, bonding over the top only hides it. Invisalign from £1,495 followed by a small amount of bonding to finish the edges usually gives a better and longer-lasting result than bonding alone. We’ll tell you at the consultation which applies to you, even if that means the smaller treatment.
Whiten first, then bond
This gets skipped a lot. Composite doesn’t lighten with whitening gel; only natural enamel does. If you whiten after bonding, the bonded teeth stay at the old shade and the mismatch is obvious. So if you want a lighter smile, we whiten first, let the shade settle for a couple of weeks, then match the composite to the new colour.
Making it last
Well-cared-for bonding lasts around five to eight years before it needs repolishing or replacing. Coffee, red wine, tea and smoking are what dull it. A polish at your hygiene appointment keeps the surface bright, and small chips can usually be repaired rather than redone. If you grind at night, a nightguard at £195 is worth having, because grinders chip bonding fastest. More detail on our main composite bonding page.
- ✓ Free consultation, and we’ll recommend the smaller treatment if that’s what you need.
- ✓ Usually no drilling and no anaesthetic. The composite goes onto your existing enamel.
- ✓ Reversible. Bonding can be removed later to leave the tooth as it was.
- ✓ Single-visit treatment, commonly two to three hours for six teeth.
- ✓ 0% finance over up to ten months on treatment over £250.
The appointment
Free Consultation
We look at what you want and tell you whether bonding, whitening, aligners or veneers is the right route.
Whiten First (If Needed)
If you want a lighter smile, we whiten first and let the shade settle for a couple of weeks before bonding.
The Bonding Visit
We clean and lightly etch the tooth surface, place the composite in layers and shape it by hand, then cure, trim and polish it. You won’t need an injection unless we’re working close to the gum.
Aftercare
You can eat normally the same day, but avoid strong-staining food and drink for the first 48 hours while the surface settles.
Most cases are done in a single visit, commonly two to three hours for six teeth.
Composite bonding prices in Hendon
| Composite bonding consultation | FREE |
| Edge bonding, per tooth Chips, worn edges, small shape corrections | £195 |
| Edge bonding — 4 teeth / 6 teeth | £695 / £995 |
| Composite veneer, per tooth Full resurfacing of the visible face of the tooth | £295 |
| Composite veneers — 4 / 6 / 8 / 10 teeth | £1,095 / £1,595 / £1,995 / £2,395 |
| Porcelain veneer, per tooth | £895 |
| Whitening beforehand | £250 in practice · £350 custom home trays |
| Nightguard (if you grind) | £195 |
Fees correct as of September 2026. Most patients treat between four and eight upper front teeth: four teeth of edge bonding is £695 and six is £995; four composite veneers are £1,095, six £1,595 and eight £1,995. Treatment over £250 can be spread over up to ten months at 0%. Full details are on our fees page.
Finance is arranged by Cherry Dental Ltd (FRN 957242) as a credit broker; credit is provided by Tabeo, subject to status. Full payment options are on our finance page.
Getting here from Hendon
Hendon Central to Edgware is three Northern line stops via Colindale and Burnt Oak, about eight minutes, and we’re five minutes’ walk from the station. By car, allow around fifteen minutes from Brent Street or Vivian Avenue via the A5 Edgware Road or the A41 Watford Way, with parking in Edgware town centre. Our Hendon page covers the rest of what we do for patients in NW4.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday: 9am–6pm
Thursday: 9am–12pm
Saturday: 9am–5pm
Sunday: 10am–5pm
Bonding appointments are long, so Saturday slots book up first.
Nearer another town? See our pages for Composite Bonding Mill Hill, Composite Bonding Stanmore and Composite Bonding Harrow, our Composite Bonding North London hub, or the other areas we cover.
Composite bonding results from our patients
Chips, gaps and worn edges rebuilt in tooth-coloured composite at Toothi in Edgware.




Photos of our own patients, shared with their consent. Individual results vary.
Composite bonding in Hendon FAQs
How much does composite bonding cost in Hendon?
At Toothi in Edgware, three Northern line stops from Hendon Central, edge bonding is £195 per tooth and a composite veneer £295 per tooth, and the consultation is free. Six teeth of edge bonding is £995; six composite veneers are £1,595 and eight are £1,995.
Does composite bonding damage your teeth?
In the vast majority of cases, no. Additive bonding goes onto the existing enamel with no drilling, and it can be removed later to leave the tooth as it was. That’s its main advantage over veneers.
How long does composite bonding last?
Typically five to eight years, and longer if you avoid staining habits and don’t grind. Expect to have it repolished every couple of years.
Will it stain?
The margins can pick up stain over time, particularly with coffee, tea, red wine and smoking. Regular hygiene appointments and an occasional repolish keep it looking fresh.
Can bonding straighten my teeth?
It can disguise minor irregularity, but it doesn’t move teeth. For real crowding, aligners are the right treatment and bonding is the finishing touch afterwards.
Is it painful?
No. Most bonding needs no anaesthetic at all, because nothing is being drilled.
How do I get to Toothi from Hendon?
Hendon Central to Edgware is three Northern line stops via Colindale and Burnt Oak, about eight minutes, and we’re five minutes’ walk from the station. By car, allow around fifteen minutes from Brent Street or Vivian Avenue via the A5 Edgware Road or the A41 Watford Way, with parking in Edgware town centre.
Call 020 3148 2444 or book online, and we’ll tell you whether bonding, whitening, aligners or veneers is the right route for what you want. Toothi, 1 Handel Parade, Whitchurch Lane, Edgware, London HA8 6LD.
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