Composite bonding is usually done in one appointment. First, there's a consultation to plan the procedure. After the bonding, a review appointment ensures you're happy with the results.

There's no strict minimum for composite restorations. However, for the best aesthetic outcome, around 8-10 restorations are common. This helps achieve a more uniform and symmetrical smile.

It's recommended to straighten teeth before composite bonding, as it enhances the results. Minor misalignments can be camouflaged with composite, but straightening with braces or Invisalign first is advisable for optimal outcomes.

Like many cosmetic dental treatments, the need for replacement is inevitable. Generally, we observe satisfactory outcomes lasting up to 5 years for composite and up to 10 years for edge bonding, contingent upon proper care.

The vast majority of cases are successfully conducted without any discomfort, eliminating the necessity for local anaesthetic.

The tooth surface undergoes a meticulous cleaning process before being prepared with a gel to create microscopic roughness. Subsequently, a putty-like composite resin material is applied using specialized instruments and brushes, sculpting it into the desired shape often in multiple layers. Employing a special light, the material is then solidified. Additional layers can be added as needed. The procedure concludes with the smoothing and polishing of the tooth surface.