Transform your smile quickly, comfortably and safely using the latest in natural looking composite resin materials – artfully hand-layered by aesthetic dentist Dr Yvonne King.
Dental composite bonding and resin composite veneers are a minimally-invasive and affordable procedure that Dr King regularly performs to restore or rejuvenate the shape, size and colour of individual teeth and can completely transform your smile.
Composite veneers are thin shells of tooth-coloured resin that are carefully bonded to the surface of your teeth in distinct layers. Each layer of your veneers will be hardened with a curating light until the desired structure is attained. Commonly utilised to reshape and restore the natural appearance of the teeth, composite veneers are a more affordable alternative to traditional porcelain.
Dr King is Australia’s first dentist to attain a Master’s Degree in Aesthetic Dentistry. With years of experience, she is an expert in working with composite resin veneers in Melbourne to create beautiful handcrafted smiles that look exquisitely natural and complement each patient’s individual appearance and personality.
In order to keep the restorations in their best possible condition, the composite teeth need to be polished and maintained regularly.
Ask the composite bonding Melbourne experts about our approach to composite veneers, both before and after the procedure, and how this affordable and minimally-invasive treatment option could suit your individual needs.
Resin veneers are layered and shaped by hand directly onto the teeth and then bonded to the natural tooth surface, so they are suited to repairing teeth (especially the front teeth) that have been chipped, broken, or decayed. Composite veneers are a more affordable alternative to porcelain veneers.
Dr Yvonne King is a true artist with composite resin. Her eye for aesthetics and natural balance allow her to build a new smile directly by carefully bonding thin layers of composite material over the teeth.
Composite Resin Bonding
Whether you’re hoping to mend a cracked, chipped, stained, undersized or misshaped tooth – dental resin bonding for your teeth may be an ideal solution for you.
Dental resin bonding allows for natural-looking restoration and aesthetic improvement of individual teeth. Treatment with dental bonding for your teeth can improve the shape, length, and spacing of teeth while blending your tooth’s natural shade and colour. The procedure is quick, comfortable and can usually be completed in just one visit.
Starting the composite bonding process means we will use a shade guide to choose a composite resin colour that closely matches the colour of your natural teeth – ensuring there is no disparity between your pre-existing set of teeth and the results of dental bonding. If your smile goals include a whiter and brighter smile, we will often complete professional teeth-whitening prior to bonding and match the composite resin to your new natural tooth shade. We will then prepare the surface of each tooth you want to fix and apply a layer of liquid bonding agent to adhere the resin to the tooth. This is where the bonding begins as we will apply the resin veneer over the liquid, shape the resin into a natural tooth shape by hand to create the perfect aesthetic, and harden the material with a curing light, which also bonds the resin to the tooth.
Composite bonding veneers can be a long-term solution. When cared for properly can last for decades. They can also be a temporary fix while other procedures, such as porcelain veneers or crowns, are being planned and prepared. They are also appropriate for all age groups, especially kids who chip or break their teeth.
With such a fast, comfortable procedure, you’ll be showing off your new pearly whites in no time.
Starting the composite bonding process means we will use a shade guide to choose a composite resin color that closely matches the color of your natural teeth – ensuring there is no disparity between your pre-existing set of teeth and the results of dental bonding. . If your smile goals include a whiter and brighter smile, we will often complete professional teeth-whitening prior to bonding and match the composite resin to your new natural tooth shade. We will then prepare the surface of each tooth you want to fix and apply a layer of liquid bonding agent to adhere the resin to the tooth. This is where the bonding begins as we will apply the resin veneer over the liquid, shape the resin into a natural tooth shape by hand to create the perfect aesthetic, and harden the material with a curing light, which also bonds the resin to the tooth.
Composite veneers can be a long-term solution. When cared for properly can last for decades. They can also be a temporary fix while other procedures, such as porcelain veneers or crowns are being planned and prepared. They are also appropriate for all age groups, especially kids who chip or break their teeth.
With such a fast, comfortable procedure, you’ll be showing off your new pearly whites in no time.
How Composite Resin Veneers Can Help You
Resin veneers are an excellent solution for minor tooth problems. Many patients will overlook this treatment option because they do not understand what composite veneers are. If you have the following, you may benefit from restoration using resin veneers.
Chipped teeth:
Our veneers can be used to replace parts of your tooth that may have been damaged. It is the ideal choice for someone with only a minor aesthetic issue.
Uneven teeth:
Many patients will choose resin veneers to even out their teeth for an appealing and even look. These veneers can create a more harmonious and balanced ‘smile line’ by lengthening shorter teeth to follow the same visual curve as the surrounding teeth.
Crooked teeth:
Veneers can address misalignment by adding dimension to your existing teeth and in turn, correcting the look of your teeth without the need for orthodontics or more invasive or heavily prepared restorations such as crowns.
Gapped teeth:
We can use our composite veneers to close the gaps between your teeth without the need for orthodontics.
Discolored teeth:
Teeth whitening is not the only option. A thinly layered resin veneer can be bonded over the front surface of your tooth, effectively and instantly covering stained or discoloured enamel.
Speak to one of our friendly and highly knowledgeable staff today for more information about how our composite bonding for your teeth could help you.
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Probably the best (relaxed) dentist experience I’ve ever had. The entire customer journey was on point, from the friendly receptionists to the lovely staff who took care of me. X-ray was done just across the road, in depth consultation with Dan and Ankit, deep clean, photography and they even squeezed in composite bonding for my two front teeth. Dentist Dan was so professional and personable. I’ll definitely be back!!
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The customer service is second to none. From the first time I walked in I’ve never felt more welcomed and at ease in a dentist like this in my life. My wife and kids couldn’t believe how great my teeth came up, and believe me I couldn’t imagine how well they looked too. It does change your life, confidence, self esteem, etc. Thank you so much deb for organising everything 🙏and to Yvonne , you are a amazingly clever person who has given me back my self esteem and a fantastic smile 🙏 Rick
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The best experience! I’m forever grateful to Dr Yvonne King & all her staff. From the very beginning right to the end result, it was the most effortless, organized, warming & professional experiences I’ve ever had. Each staff member that I dealt with were so welcoming & friendly & the environment feels like family. To Yvonne & Deb, you were just so incredibly lovely & are true leaders. Thank you for my new teeth, I now feel confident to smile again x
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Highly recommend CLDC , Dr King and her staff are absolutely phenomenal. I’m so very happy with my smile now.
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At the Cosmetic & Laser Dentistry Centre, we guarantee that you will notice a significant difference in the appearance of your teeth after the application of our composite veneers teeth. Here are some of our teeth bonding before and after results.
We understand that selecting the ideal dental treatment to improve your smile can be confusing with all options available. That is why we showcase our before and after photos for all of our treatment options so you can better understand what is possible, and so your end results are predictable and meet your expectations.
Our composite resin veneers are a more affordable and often less-invasive alternative to porcelain restorations. If you are interested in comparing our dental veneer prices, contact us today for more information.
Composite Veneers Price Melbourne
Composite veneers in Melbourne start at $700 for each tooth. Our experienced team of dentists provide affordable composite veneers for our patients.
There are two types of composite veneers treatments. These include:
Direct Composite Veneers
Direct composite veneers are made of composite resin material, which is applied directly to your teeth. The resin is carefully applied, shaped and then bonded to the teeth in layers to create natural-looking shape and anatomical features. Our direct composite veneer procedure takes minimal time and is not invasive.
Many dentists will use a template or mould to create the shape of their resin veneers. At CLDC, we do not use templates or guides as we believe every smile is a work of art, deserving individual attention and personalised design. Dr King prefers to perform the delicate and subtle art of direct composite veneering, as it allows her to design and build up resin on the teeth with maximum artistic control. This allows her to create a smile that follows aesthetic theory in a manner that complements each patient’s unique face, lips, surrounding teeth and supporting structures, as well as their age and personality, to create a natural yet beautiful result.
Indirect Composite Veneers
The key difference between direct and indirect composite veneers is the application process rather than the veneers itself. Both are made of the same material yet prepared and attached to the tooth differently.
With indirect composite veneers, teeth are prepared in the same way; however, each veneer is created separately by the dentist using a model of the teeth or a template and then bonded to the teeth at a later stage.
The Pros and Cons of Composite Veneers
Composite veneers are specifically made for your teeth and are bonded to your tooth’s enamel by one of our experienced dentists. Our veneers are made from a high-quality composite resin with a natural optical brilliance that is shaped to your teeth by our dentists.
These veneers are minimally invasive and can provide immediate results for those with both minor and major aesthetic concerns. Patients will often choose resin veneers because the procedure is straightforward, more affordable, and efficient.
If you are considering veneers but are not sure which ones are right for you, contact CLDC today to get in touch with one of our team. We are here to help explain all the treatment options in-depth so can you can select the ideal dental treatment option to suit your budget and smile goals.
Pros:
It can treat an array of dental-related issues such as discolouration, crookedness, misplaced teeth, misshaped teeth and more.
Relatively inexpensive compared to other restorative procedures.
A comfortable procedure that generally does not require any anaesthesia.
Affects your natural teeth very little.
Has great versatility, strength and a natural tooth-like appearance.
Quick treatment process
Cons:
Over time, the composite resin material can absorb stains just as natural teeth do. Excessive drinking of coffee, tea or red wine and smoking may result in veneers becoming discoloured.
Pro Tip: Rinse your mouth with water after coffee, tea or red wine to reduce the rate of staining.
Much like natural teeth and other restorations such as porcelain veneers, any habits that place excessive force on your teeth (e.g. nail biting, teeth grinding or clenching) can cause the bonding material to chip.
Pro Tip: Regular professional polish and clean can maintain composite resin and keep it looking gleaming like new.
Resin veneers are a very safe and minimally-invasive dental veneer treatment using composite bonding. The composite resin is applied over the front surfaces of the teeth and then strongly bonded to the natural tooth. At CLDC, Dr King expertly performs the art of “direct veneering”, meaning the composite resin is layered and shaped by hand directly onto the tooth and then strongly bonded and hardened using a special curing light. They are often used to improve the colour, shape, and size of teeth. They can also be used to restore individual teeth which are damaged or to improve the balance of an otherwise aesthetically pleasing smile.
Composite resin veneers at CLDC start at $700 for each tooth. A resin veneer can be used to may choose anywhere between 4–10 resin veneers to help their crooked, gapped, discoloured, or worn teethContact us today to discover how resin veneers may be an affordable option for your dental restoration.
Composite veneers are made from the same durable tooth-coloured material as fillings and are typically expected to last for over 10 years, depending on how well a patient cares for them. Resin veneers do not last as long as porcelain veneers, but you can maximise their longevity by maintaining good oral habits and regular hygiene appointments at CLDC for specialised polishing and cleaning.
Caring for your resin bonded teeth will help extend its life – meaning they won’t chip as quickly or at all, and you won’t have to get them repaired. Looking after resin restorations requires the same Some things you can do to take care of your bonded veneers include:
Brushing twice a day with a soft-headed toothbrush and flossing daily.
Avoiding excessively hard foods.
Scheduling regular dental cleanings and check-ups.
Composite bonding in dentistry, sometimes known as dental bonding, is a procedure where a tooth-coloured resin material is applied, hardened and bonded to the tooth using a special curing light. Bonding can help patients achieve an improved smile by correcting tooth cracks, chips or breakages, gaps, discolouration or unevenly shaped teeth.
Composite veneers cover the entire surface front and incisal edge of the tooth. Composite bonding adds to part of your tooth and is done by hand while you are in the chair.
The typical lifespan of bonding materials for the teeth range from 3–10 years. This all depends on how well the patient maintains oral health. No matter how well you maintain your teeth the composite bonding will likely need to be repaired or replaced at some stage in the future.
Composite tooth bonding in Melbourne can start from $200 per tooth and varies depending on how many surfaces of the teeth are being restored. It is the ideal choice for minor dental issues such as a cracked, discoloured tooth, gapped teeth or fillings that can be seen. Composite bonding is one of many ways our dentists at CLDC help patients achieve a new smile — contact us today for more information.
Dental bonding does not come with any major risks. The resin used is not as strong as your natural teeth. It is possible for the material to chip or separate from your tooth. If you follow healthy dental hygiene and restrain from hard foods, you can minimise the chance of a chipped bonding.
