Straight teeth, but your smile still feels unfinished?
After braces or Invisalign, you may notice details that were previously hidden by crowded or overlapping teeth, such as small gaps, black triangles, worn edges or uneven tooth shape.
This is common and does not mean your orthodontic treatment has been unsuccessful. In suitable cases, composite bonding can conservatively refine these details by adding to the teeth, without removing healthy enamel.
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Wondering whether composite bonding may be suitable for your smile?
Book a complimentary consultation with Dr Aimee Dunne to discuss your concerns and explore what may be possible.
A dedicated approach to smile refinement
Dr. Aimee Dunne, Principal Dentist
The Bonding Studio is dedicated exclusively to hand-crafted composite bonding.
With a focus on conservative, enamel-preserving smile refinement, each case is individually planned and shaped by Dr Aimee Dunne to complement the patient’s natural teeth, rather than creating a uniform or artificial result.
Composite bonding may be suitable if you have noticed:
Small gaps or black triangles after orthodontic treatment
Teeth that appear small or out of proportion
Uneven edges or minor wear
Mild asymmetry between the front teeth
A smile that feels almost right, but not quite finished
Treatment is performed exclusively by Dr Aimee Dunne, whose practice is dedicated solely to composite bonding and post-orthodontic smile refinement. Every consultation and treatment is personally planned and completed by Aimee, working closely with your orthodontist and general dentist where appropriate.
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Why these details become more noticeable
Orthodontic treatment changes the position of the teeth, but not their natural shape, size or edges. Once the teeth are straight, details that were previously less noticeable can become more apparent.
Composite bonding may be used to refine concerns such as small gaps, black triangles, worn or chipped edges, uneven tooth shape and teeth that appear small or out of proportion.
Treatment is carefully added to the teeth, without removing healthy enamel, with the aim of creating a natural result that complements your orthodontic outcome.
Designed to complement your orthodontic result
Composite bonding does not move teeth. It refines shape, edges and proportions by carefully adding to the teeth, without cutting down healthy enamel.
Treatment is planned to respect your existing orthodontic result, bite and long-term stability. The aim is a natural refinement that brings the smile together without changing its character.
Where appropriate, we work closely with your orthodontist or general dentist to coordinate updated retainers and ongoing care following treatment.
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“Aimee’s approach allows us to finish selected cases conservatively without compromising occlusion. The results are subtle but make a meaningful difference.”
— Dr. David Austin, Orthodontist
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“Aimee looks after patients exceptionally well, communicates clearly and is focused on achieving the right result for each person. She makes the referral process feel straightforward and easy.”
— Dr. Madeleine Hopmann, General Dentist
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"Aimee's work is consistently high quality, with a natural, well-balanced finish that complements the orthodontic outcome."
— Dr. Joshua Ch’ng, Orthodontist
Wondering whether bonding is right for you?
If you are considering composite bonding and would like guidance on the next steps, we would be happy to help.