Refine Chips, Gaps and Tooth Shape with Composite Bonding
Composite bonding uses tooth-coloured resin to reshape selected teeth, repair small chips and close suitable gaps. The treatment is planned around your bite, enamel and existing dental health, with a final recommendation made after clinical examination.
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Who may be suitable?
- Small chips or worn edges
- Minor gaps or uneven tooth shapes
- Localised discolouration that cannot be managed by whitening alone
- Patients seeking an additive option where little or no preparation may be possible
When another option or prior treatment may be needed
- Active decay or untreated gum disease
- Large structural defects that need stronger restoration
- Significant alignment or bite problems better treated orthodontically
- Heavy grinding without an appropriate protective plan
How treatment is planned
- Remote preliminary review using clear photographs and relevant dental records
- In-clinic examination, shade selection and bite assessment
- Surface preparation and adhesive placement
- Layering and sculpting of composite resin
- Polishing, contact checks and bite adjustment
- Aftercare advice and review plan
Risks and limitations
Composite may stain, chip, wear or lose polish over time. It can usually be maintained or repaired, but the service life depends on the size and position of the restoration, bite, diet, smoking, oral hygiene and grinding habits.
Planning your trip from the UK
Selected bonding cases may be completed during one visit, but the number of appointments and days in Turkey must be confirmed after assessment. Allow time for bite checks and final polishing before departure.