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Gaps between teeth and above the gums, uneven teeth, chips or discolouration are all reasons that people come to Evolve Dentistry for BioClear bonding.
This Bioclear Bonding composite resin applied by your dentist using adhesives and a visible blue light to bond the material to your tooth can dramatically enhance your smile in just one appointment.
Our Clinical Director, Carol is one of the few accredited dentists in the UK and has been successfully using the system with outstanding results since 2017.
BioClear comes under the term of minimally invasive dentistry. These are treatments that preserve all or most of the tooth structure, often requiring no injections to carry out the work. The treatment itself is faster than other options like veneers and also less expensive.
BioClear composites can last up to 10 years with regular dental and hygienist appointments, they only need to be repolished occasionally.
Composite bonding is a cosmetic dental treatment where a tooth-coloured material is applied to teeth to fix imperfections such as chips, cracks, gaps, or discolouration. It’s a quick and minimally invasive way to improve your smile.
The procedure is typically pain-free and often doesn’t require any anaesthetic. It’s non-invasive, so most patients experience little to no discomfort during or after the treatment.
Bonding a single tooth usually takes between 30 and 60 minutes. If multiple teeth are involved, the treatment may take longer, but many cases can be completed in a single visit.
With proper care, composite bonding can last anywhere from 3 to 10 years. Its durability depends on factors such as oral hygiene, diet, and habits like teeth grinding or nail biting.
No — the material used in composite bonding does not respond to whitening treatments. If you’re planning to whiten your teeth, it’s best to do so before having the bonding done, so the bonding material can be matched to your new tooth shade.
You should maintain good oral hygiene by brushing twice daily, flossing, and attending regular dental check-ups. Avoid nail biting, chewing pens, or opening packages with your teeth, as these can damage the bonding.
Many patients are suitable candidates, but those with severe tooth decay, gum disease, or who grind their teeth may need to address these issues first. A consultation with your dentist will determine whether bonding is right for you.
Prices typically range from £200 to £450 per tooth, depending on the complexity and number of teeth treated. Practices may offer payment plans or finance options to make treatment more affordable.
In most cases, composite bonding is considered a cosmetic procedure and isn’t available on the NHS. It is usually offered as a private treatment.
Composite bonding involves applying resin directly to the tooth’s surface and is less invasive. Veneers are custom-made porcelain shells that require more preparation and are more durable but also more expensive.
Take a look at our Smile Gallery to see some of our before and afters and our case studies.
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In the latest video from our Two Thirty series, Lisa explains exactly how braces move teeth — and why treatment takes time.
If you’ve ever wondered how gentle pressure can gradually straighten your smile, or what’s happening behind the scenes during orthodontic treatment, this short video breaks it down in a clear and easy-to-understand way.
Whether you’re considering braces for yourself or your child, understanding the process can make the journey feel much more reassuring.
Watch the full video now and, if you have questions about braces, our reception team will be happy to help you book a consultation at Evolve Dentistry in Portishead.
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Andrea recently visited us to have a stained filling replaced by Richard — and she’s absolutely thrilled with the result.
In her video, she talks about how the old filling had become noticeable over time and how much fresher and more natural her smile looks now.
Sometimes it’s the small changes that make the biggest difference to your confidence.
If you’re unhappy with an old filling, contact our reception team to book a consultation and explore your options.
Thinking about improving your smile but not sure what SmileFast actually involves?
Richard Ford has recorded a short video explaining how the SmileFast process works and the benefits of treatment.
From digital smile design through to the final result, SmileFast offers a minimally invasive way to enhance chipped, worn or uneven teeth — with predictable, natural-looking outcomes.
If you’ve been curious about composite bonding or want to understand your options, this is a great place to start.
Watch the full video on our YouTube channel and contact our reception team if you’d like to book a consultation.
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Are sleep apnoea mouthguards effective? 😴
Yes — for many people with mild to moderate sleep apnoea, they can work really well.
In this video, Maggie explains how mouthguards help, and why more severe cases may need further assessment through a medical sleep service.
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Is fluoride good for your teeth? 🪥
Yes — and Carol explains why in this quick video.
She also shares some reassurance: every main toothpaste brand you’ll find in the supermarket contains fluoride, so you don’t need anything fancy to look after your teeth well.
Straightforward answers to everyday dental questions.
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