Cases
Real cases. Different concerns. Different solutions.
All cases shown were completed at The Bonding Studio. Images have not been altered other than cropping.
Chipped & Worn Edges
Starting Point
This patient was concerned about worn, uneven front teeth and felt her smile was beginning to look older than she was. Some of the teeth had also worn differently over time, creating noticeable asymmetry across the smile.
Approach
The goal was to rebuild the worn edges and create a more balanced smile without making the teeth look too perfect or uniform. Composite bonding was used across the six upper front teeth, carefully working with the patient’s natural tooth shapes to keep the result looking like her own smile.
Treatment shown: Composite Bonding
Teeth treated: 6 Upper front teeth
Treatment by: Dr Aimee Dunne, The Bonding Studio
Fluorosis
Starting Point
This patient was concerned about visible fluorosis affecting the colour and appearance of her front teeth. She also had an existing implant crown on the upper left side, so any changes needed to work around a tooth that could not be altered.
Approach
The fluorosis was treated first, then the front teeth were refined with conservative composite bonding and light polishing to improve shape, length and symmetry. The aim was to create a more balanced smile while blending naturally with the existing implant crown.
Treatment shown: Composite Bonding
Teeth treated: 5 Upper front teeth
Treatment by: Dr Aimee Dunne, The Bonding Studio
Chipped & Worn Edges
Starting Point
This patient was concerned about worn, uneven front teeth and felt her smile was beginning to look older than she was. Some of the teeth had also worn differently over time, creating noticeable asymmetry across the smile.
Approach
The goal was to rebuild the worn edges and create a more balanced smile without making the teeth look too perfect or uniform. Composite bonding was used across the six upper front teeth, carefully working with the patient’s natural tooth shapes to keep the result looking like her own smile.
Treatment shown: Composite Bonding
Teeth treated: 6 Upper front teeth
Treatment by: Dr Aimee Dunne, The Bonding Studio
Composite bonding, explained
A conservative, additive approach to smile refinement.
Composite bonding uses tooth-coloured resin to refine tooth shape and proportion, rebuild worn edges, close small gaps and make subtle refinements after orthodontic treatment, often with little or no removal of healthy enamel.
The aim is simple: change what needs refining, preserve what does not.
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Step 1: Consultation & Mock-up
Choose an in-person mock-up, the most accurate way to visualise your smile, or a personalised digital consultation from home.
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Step 2: A clear plan
Receive your smile design, treatment plan and transparent quote. Take your time. There is no obligation to proceed.
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Step 3: Single-day treatment
Composite bonding is usually completed in a single appointment, with a focus on detail, balance and conservative refinement.
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Step 4: Review
A short follow-up review ensures everything has settled as expected and feels natural and comfortable.
Every case, personally planned
Every treatment at The Bonding Studio is planned and completed by Dr Aimee Dunne, with a focus on conservative, additive changes and natural proportions.
Have a question before booking?
Not sure whether composite bonding is right for you? Send us a question and we’ll be happy to help.