Composite bonding in Hampstead & Belsize Park
Composite bonding uses tooth-coloured resin to repair chips, close small gaps and even out worn or uneven edges, usually in one visit. Below are the practices in Hampstead & Belsize Park (Camden) that list composite bonding on SmileQuick.
Practices offering composite bonding in Hampstead & Belsize Park
Albany Dental Centre
50 Haverstock Hill, NW3 2BH
Creating beautiful smiles
Mon 08:30–17:30 · Tue 08:30–17:30 · Wed 08:30–17:30 · Thu 08:30–17:30 · Fri 08:30–14:30
Provides NHS care; call to check new NHS patient availability.
Find out more →Bray Dental Practice
Adelaide Road, NW3 3JX
Your NW3 Swiss Cottage Dentist
Mon 09:00–17:30 · Tue 09:00–18:00 · Wed 09:00–18:00 · Thu 09:00–17:30 · Fri 09:00–17:30 · Sat 09:00–13:00
Provides NHS care; call to check new NHS patient availability.
Find out more →Rosslyn Hill Dental Clinic
18 Rosslyn Hill, NW3 1PD
Exceptional dentistry in Hampstead, North London
Mon 09:00–17:30 · Tue 09:00–17:30 · Wed 09:00–17:30 · Thu 09:00–17:30 · Fri 09:00–17:30 · Sat 09:00–15:00
Find out more →Typical cost of composite bonding in London
As a rough guide, composite bonding in London typically costs around £200–£450 per tooth, with an average of about £300. This is only a general guide — every practice sets its own prices, and the final cost depends on how many teeth are treated and what you need. Ask the practice for a quote.
What to expect on the day
- Consultation: the dentist checks your teeth and gums and talks through what you want. Some practices do this as a separate visit first.
- Shade matching: a resin colour is chosen to match your teeth. If you want whitening, it's usually done before bonding, as bonding doesn't change colour.
- Preparing the tooth: the surface is lightly roughened and a conditioning gel applied so the resin sticks. Often no drilling or injection is needed.
- Shaping and hardening: the resin is applied in layers, shaped by hand and hardened with a blue light.
- Polishing: the dentist checks your bite and polishes the teeth. A few teeth commonly take one to two hours.
- Aftercare: avoid strong-staining foods and drinks for a day or two, don't bite hard objects, and keep up hygiene visits. Bonding typically lasts several years before it needs touching up.
Questions to ask a Hampstead & Belsize Park practice
- Can I see before-and-after photos of your own bonding cases?
- What is the price per tooth, and does it include the consultation?
- How long will it take, and how long should it last for me?
- What happens if it chips — is a repair included?
Read the full composite bonding guide · Composite bonding across London