Cosmetic Dentistry · Edgware, London

Composite Bonding in Edgware

Fix chips, gaps and worn edges in a single visit — edge bonding £195 per tooth, composite veneers £295 per tooth. Free consultation, trial smile before treatment.

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Chipped, gappy or uneven front teeth can usually be fixed in a single visit — with no drilling, no injections and no damage to your natural teeth. Composite bonding uses a tooth-coloured resin, colour-matched to your smile and sculpted by hand, to rebuild edges, close small gaps and reshape teeth. At Toothi in Edgware, every bonding case is planned and placed personally by Dr Ali El-Kabengi (GDC 270807), and you’ll see a trial smile before we touch a tooth. We also welcome patients travelling in from neighbouring areas, including those considering composite bonding in Stanmore.

Suitability

What can composite bonding fix?

Bonding is ideal for chipped or worn front teeth, small gaps between teeth, teeth that look too short or uneven, and discoloured patches that whitening can’t shift. It can also protect exposed root surfaces. It is not the right tool for large gaps, heavily broken-down teeth or major alignment problems — for those we’d talk to you honestly about veneers, Invisalign or crowns instead, and we’ll tell you at your free consultation which is right for you.

Why Toothi

Why have bonding at Toothi?

  • ✓  Trial smile first — approve the shape and shade on your own teeth before we start
  • ✓  One visit, no drilling — most cases completed in a single appointment, natural tooth untouched underneath
  • ✓  Placed by the principal — Dr Ali carries out every bonding case himself
  • ✓  Published pricing — £195 per tooth for edge bonding, £295 for a composite veneer, confirmed in writing. Free consultation, 0% finance
Simple Process

How it works

01

Free Consultation

We examine your teeth, discuss the shape and shade you want, and confirm bonding is the right option for you.

02

Smile Design & Trial Smile

We mock up the result on your teeth. Only when you love it do we go ahead.

03

Bonding Appointment

The composite is layered, sculpted and polished to a natural shine — no injections needed in most cases.

04

Review & Maintenance

A yearly polish keeps bonding at its best; small chips can usually be repaired on the spot.

Transparent Pricing

Composite bonding prices in Edgware

Bonding consultationFREE
Edge bonding, per tooth£195
Edge bonding — 4 / 6 teeth£695 / £995
Composite veneer, per tooth£295
Composite veneers — 4 / 6 / 8 / 10 teeth£1,095 / £1,595 / £1,995 / £2,395
Nightguard£195
Yearly polish & maintenancequoted at review
0% financeavailable over up to 10 months on treatment over £250

Fees correct as of September 2026. Every figure is published rather than quoted on the day. See our full fee guide or the composite bonding cost guide.

Common Questions

Bonding FAQs

How much does composite bonding cost in Edgware?

Edge bonding is £195 per tooth and a composite veneer £295 per tooth at Toothi. Six teeth of edge bonding is £995; six composite veneers are £1,595. Your exact plan is confirmed in writing after a free consultation, and 0% finance is available on treatment over £250.

How long does composite bonding last?

Typically 4–7 years, longer with good care. Avoid nail-biting, pen-chewing and opening packets with your teeth; a yearly polish keeps it bright, and small chips can usually be repaired rather than replaced.

Does bonding damage your teeth?

No — unlike veneers, bonding requires little or no removal of natural tooth, making it one of the most conservative cosmetic treatments available, and usually reversible.

Does composite bonding hurt?

No. Most bonding is completely pain-free and doesn’t need an injection.

Bonding or veneers — which should I choose?

Bonding is quicker, reversible and costs less per tooth, but stains and chips more easily; porcelain veneers are £895 per tooth and last 10–15 years with better stain resistance. We’ll give you an honest recommendation at your free consultation.

Should I whiten my teeth before bonding?

Ideally, yes — composite is colour-matched to your teeth and doesn’t whiten afterwards, so whitening first means your bonding matches your brightest shade. See our teeth whitening page.

Do I need straight teeth first?

Well-aligned teeth give the best bonding results. If your teeth are crowded, we may recommend Invisalign first — many patients combine the two (Invisalign from £1,495).