Composite Bonding in North London — £200–£350 Per Tooth at Toothi, Edgware
Fix chips, gaps and worn edges in a single visit — £200–£350 per tooth, with a free consultation and a trial smile before any treatment starts.
Toothi is a 4.9-star-rated cosmetic dental clinic in Edgware, two minutes from Edgware Station at the end of the Northern line — making us one of the easiest clinics to reach from anywhere in North London, without Zone 1 prices. Read the full treatment guide on our main composite bonding page.
Search for composite bonding in London and you’ll find Harley Street clinics charging £300–£595 per tooth, plus the cost and hassle of getting into town. At Toothi we deliver the same treatment — hand-sculpted, colour-matched composite applied by an experienced cosmetic dentist — from our modern clinic in Edgware, HA8. Most North London patients reach us in under 30 minutes by car or Tube, and pay £200–£350 per tooth with completely transparent pricing agreed before treatment begins.
What can composite bonding fix?
Composite bonding uses a tooth-coloured resin, matched to your natural shade and sculpted by hand, to rebuild and reshape teeth. It’s ideal for:
- ✓ Chipped or worn front teeth
- ✓ Small gaps between teeth
- ✓ Uneven or short teeth
- ✓ Discoloured edges or old, yellowing fillings
- ✓ Refining your result after Invisalign or braces
Because the resin is added to your tooth rather than your tooth being ground down, bonding is minimally invasive and usually completely reversible — unlike porcelain veneers.
Composite bonding in North London — without the central London price tag
- ✓ Free consultation — including a smile assessment and written quote, with no obligation.
- ✓ Trial smile first — see the result on your own teeth before committing.
- ✓ Single-visit treatment — most cases completed in one appointment, no drilling and no injections in most cases.
- ✓ 0% finance available over 10 months.
- ✓ 4.9-star Google rating from 130+ patient reviews.
How long does composite bonding last?
Typically 5–7 years with good care. Bonding can chip with heavy use, but unlike porcelain it can usually be repaired or topped up in a single short appointment rather than replaced entirely.
Considering other treatments too? We also offer teeth whitening, Invisalign and full composite bonding in Edgware — many patients combine whitening with bonding for a complete smile refresh.
How it works
Free Consultation
We assess your teeth, discuss what you’d like to change, and give you a written per-tooth quote on the spot.
Smile Design & Trial Smile
We mock up the result on your teeth so you can see and approve your new smile before any treatment.
Bonding Appointment
Usually a single visit. The composite is layered, sculpted and polished by hand — most patients need no injections at all.
Review & Maintenance
We check your bite and polish at review. With good care, bonding typically lasts 5–7 years and can be topped up easily.
Composite bonding prices for North London patients
We publish our prices — no “from” tricks, no surprise extras on the day.
| Consultation Including trial smile planning | FREE |
| Composite bonding, per tooth Depending on complexity | £200–£350 |
| Spread the cost | 0% finance over 10 months |
Compare that with typical central London pricing of £300–£595 per tooth and the saving on a four-to-eight tooth smile makeover is often £800–£1,500. See our full fee guide for every treatment price.
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.
Serving all of North London
Our clinic at 1 Handel Parade, Whitchurch Lane, Edgware HA8 6LD is two minutes’ walk from Edgware Station (Northern line) and close to the A41, M1 and North Circular, with parking nearby. Patients visit us for composite bonding from across North and North-West London, including Stanmore, Mill Hill, Harrow, Burnt Oak, Colindale, Hendon, Finchley, Barnet, Wembley, Kingsbury, Kenton, Bushey and Watford. We’re open seven days a week, including Saturdays and Sundays, so you don’t need time off work.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday: 9am–6pm
Thursday: 9am–12pm
Saturday: 9am–5pm
Sunday: 10am–5pm
Closer to a particular town? See our pages for Composite Bonding Mill Hill, Composite Bonding Hendon and Composite Bonding Stanmore, or see every location on our areas we cover page.
Composite bonding FAQs
How much does composite bonding cost in North London?
At Toothi in Edgware, composite bonding costs £200–£350 per tooth with a free consultation. Central London clinics typically charge £300–£595 per tooth for the same treatment, so North London patients often save £800–£1,500 on a full smile makeover.
How long does composite bonding last?
Typically 5–7 years with good care. Bonding can chip with heavy use, but unlike porcelain it can usually be repaired or topped up in a single short appointment rather than replaced entirely.
Does composite bonding hurt?
No — in most cases there is no drilling and no injection. The resin is applied directly to the tooth surface, making bonding one of the most comfortable cosmetic treatments available.
Is composite bonding available on the NHS?
No. Composite bonding is a cosmetic treatment, so it isn’t available on the NHS. The NHS only covers bonding-style repairs when they are clinically necessary, for example after trauma to a tooth.
Should I whiten my teeth before bonding?
Yes, if you’re considering whitening, do it first. The composite is colour-matched to your teeth at the time of treatment and can’t be whitened later, so we match it to your brightest natural shade.
Can I see the result before committing?
Yes. We offer a trial smile at your free consultation — the proposed result is mocked up on your own teeth so you can see exactly what you’ll get before deciding.
See what composite bonding could do for your smile — with a trial smile preview and a clear written quote, free of charge. Toothi Dental Clinic, 1 Handel Parade, Whitchurch Lane, Edgware, London HA8 6LD.
Call 020 3148 2444 or WhatsApp us
Page reviewed by Dr Ali El-Kabengi (GDC 270807) · Updated 19 August 2026
