Why Choose Kingsbrook Dental?

  • Advanced cosmetic techniques
  • Experienced clinicians
  • Family-friendly, premium care
  • 0% finance options available

What Happens in a Consultation?

Your consultation is the first step towards your perfect smile. At Kingsbrook Dental, we make sure you feel informed, comfortable, and confident about your treatment options.

During your appointment:

  1. Smile Assessment: We examine your teeth and discuss any concerns you have.
  2. Personalised Recommendations: Your dentist explains whether composite bonding, veneers, or a combination is best for you.
  3. Before & After Visuals: We show examples of results, and sometimes use digital imaging to preview your new smile.
  4. Treatment Plan & Pricing: You’ll get a clear, tailored plan including cost, number of visits, and expected outcomes.
  5. Q&A: Any questions about comfort, longevity, or care are answered.

The result: You leave knowing exactly what to expect, how long it will take, and how your new smile will look — with no pressure, just professional guidance.

BOOK NOW

Frequently Asked Questions

  • One of the main advantages of composite bonding is that it is minimally invasive and, in most cases, it can be placed with little to no damage to your underlying tooth structure and therefore does not require any drilling or injections.
  • Another big advantage of composite resin is that it is repairable so if it chips or breaks, more composite can be added to it and polished out to make it look like new again.
  • Composite bonding can often be carried out in a single appointment meaning you can get the smile you want in a time effective and pain-free manner.

In general, even if you don’t have composite bonding, if it’s not food or drink then it probably shouldn’t go in your mouth. Avoid using your teeth to tear open crisp packets and containers. Nail biting should be avoided, habits like pen chewing should be stopped, hard things in your diet like nuts and bones can cause increased wear of teeth and composite.

Heavily staining food and drinks can stain the composite, just like your natural tooth, and you may need more frequent appointments with the hygienist for polishing – tea, coffee, red wine, turmeric and curry. Just imagine anything you would want to avoid spilling down a white shirt!