Your composite bonding open-day plan
That chip. That gap. That one edge you keep noticing. Let’s talk about what you’d change—and what you’d keep.
★★★★★Five-star patient reviews
A personal smile preview. Assessment credit. Care after.
See how it comes togetherPatient testimonial
Watch a patient’s visit at BDS.
Then ask any question you want.
This patient’s treatment combines aligners, whitening and bonding. Your own plan and results can differ.
A closer look
Here’s how a chipped edge can be built up, shaped and checked.
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Talk through the shape and shade you want.
Illustration of general steps. Your dentist will explain your treatment.
Here’s what comes with your plan.
Your personal smile preview
You don’t have to point at someone else’s smile. Look at the options with your dentist. Say what feels right and what doesn’t.
A preview shows a possible look. The final result can differ.
Make it yours. Your assessment credit
The work. The price. The credit you can put towards eligible bonding. See it together before you choose.
Ask the team for the credit amount, eligible treatment and any expiry before paying.No need to guess what’s included.
Your review visit & repair cover
A review to talk through how things feel. Written repair terms so you know who to contact, what’s covered and what costs extra.
Bonding can chip, stain or wear. Confirm the cover period and exclusions before you go ahead.
How does it feel?
What’s covered?
Dr Ismael KhanThe person behind your plan
Ismael grew up in Berkshire. He went on to found Berkshire Dental Suite, where he is the principal dentist.
His work centres on restorative and implant dentistry. For your bonding plan, the conversation starts with the detail you want to change—and the smile you want to keep.
Tell me what you’d change,
keep or add.
A small detail. A place to start.
Illustrated example · not a patient result
Before · illustration
After · illustration
“made me feel at ease”
Feeling at ease, with time for questions.
Google review · via Trustindex“They have made what is a stressful experience an absolute breeze”
Words about the team and care at the practice.
Google review · via Trustindex“easy to talk to”
Words about the team and care at the practice.
Google review · via Trustindex“guided me throughout the whole experience.”
Words about the team and care at the practice.
Google review · via Trustindex“took the time to ensure I was comfortable”
Feeling comfortable during a hygiene visit.
Google review · via Trustindex“answered all my questions”
Having concerns heard before procedures are explained.
Google review · via Trustindex“I felt genuinely listened to and never judged.”
Words about the team and care at the practice.
Google review · via Trustindex“They took the time to thoroughly explain everything to me”
Clear explanations during emergency dental care.
Google review · via Trustindex“An outstanding professional, and an even better person!”
Words about the team and care at the practice.
Google review · via Trustindex“Dr Ismael was fantastic as was the receptionist and the nurse.”
Words about the team and care at the practice.
Google review · via TrustindexShort excerpts about care at the practice. Sources: Google and the practice’s Google review widget. These describe general dental care, rather than bonding results.
The big questions. The little ones, too.
Pick a question. Get the plain answer.
You can start by saying what you’d like help with. Tell the team if you feel embarrassed or nervous, so you can talk through the visit before it happens.
I felt genuinely listened to and never judged.Aadam Siddiqi · Google review · general care ↗BDS nervous-patient information
The dentist can explain what your treatment will feel like and whether numbing is needed. Tell the team about pain, sensitivity or nerves before your visit.
GDC guidance on explaining your treatmentYou can talk through bonding, other options and leaving things as they are. Ask what each option can and can’t do for your teeth. The choice comes after you understand the plan.
GDC consent guidanceYour total depends on the teeth and work needed. The practice confirms the cost after an examination and personal plan, before treatment starts. Read the current fee guide, then get your own written plan.
BDS fees and financeDr Ismael Khan is the practice’s founder and principal dentist. His published qualifications are DMD, PGCert and PGDip, with GDC number 285230. Read his bio and use that number to check the GDC register.
Official Ismael biography Search the GDC registerContact the dentist so the damage can be checked. Composite may be repairable, but whether a repair is covered depends on your written terms.
Bristol Dental School: composite build-ups for tooth wearBonding uses tooth-coloured material; the shape and shade need to suit your teeth. Discuss the result you want before agreeing to treatment.
Bristol Dental School: composite build-ups for tooth wearChoose “Get my open-day plan” to open a WhatsApp draft. Send it when you’re ready. The team can answer questions and arrange the next step; appointment details and any fee need confirmation.
BDS appointment-request processSome teeth can be repaired or built up with filling material. An examination is needed to decide whether bonding fits your teeth and bite.
NHS dental treatmentsDiscuss whitening before choosing a final shade. Whitening does not lighten existing filling material, so doing it later can leave a mismatch.
Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS: tooth whiteningThe planned shape and size should be discussed before treatment. Ask what change is realistic for your teeth, rather than choosing from a photo alone.
GDC consent standards, Principle 3Your open-day plan includes a personal smile preview. Ask the team which format is used. It shows a possible look; the final result can differ.
BDS process + campaign inclusionYour agreed assessment credit goes towards eligible bonding. Check the amount, eligible treatment and any expiry before paying for an assessment.
BDS fee guide; credit conditions are plan-specificAsk for the cost of future care as well as the starting price. Bonding can need maintenance, repair or replacement.
NHS University Hospitals of Leicester: Tooth wear, leaflet 335 v4The written cover needs to state its length, what it includes and any exclusions. Check those terms and any repair charges before going ahead. Cover does not mean bonding can never chip.
GDC guidance on clear guarantee termsBDS lists payment options through Chrysalis Finance, subject to status and terms. Ask for the available plan, total repayable, deposit and cancellation terms before applying.
BDS fees and financeTell the team what worries you when you message. They can discuss your visit and the support available. Ask about breaks and a stop signal before treatment.
BDS nervous-patient informationBonding adds material to a tooth, but some teeth need preparation. Ask what will be changed and what later removal would involve.
Bristol Dental School: composite build-ups for tooth wearTell the dentist about sensitivity before cosmetic treatment. Its cause needs checking so the right treatment can be discussed.
NHS toothacheAsk how the planned work may change your bite and what review is needed. Contact the dentist if you have pain or the bite feels wrong.
NHS University Hospitals of Leicester: Tooth wear, leaflet 335 v4No. The amount of healthy tooth left and the condition of your teeth and bite can limit whether build-ups are suitable.
Bristol Dental School: composite build-ups for tooth wearBraces move teeth; bonding adds filling material. Ask which option addresses the cause of the look you want to change.
NHS dental treatmentsA missing tooth needs a different assessment. Bridges, dentures or implants may be options; ordinary cosmetic bonding is not a replacement for that discussion.
NHS dental treatmentsTell the dentist, because grinding can damage teeth and fillings. They may recommend a fitted guard or another plan to protect your teeth.
NHS teeth grindingBonding is not a lifetime treatment. It can stain, chip or come away, and may need repair or replacement over time.
NHS University Hospitals of Leicester: Tooth wear, leaflet 335 v4Composite can stain over time. Ask what your own care plan recommends for drinks, smoking and professional polishing.
NHS University Hospitals of Leicester: Tooth wear, leaflet 335 v4Brush twice daily with fluoride toothpaste and clean between your teeth each day. Ask how to clean around your bonding.
NHS how to keep your teeth cleanKeep regular dental checks. Ask how often your own bonding needs a review or polish.
NHS take care of your teeth and gumsA message starts the conversation. A photo cannot replace the in-person examination needed to check your teeth, bite and treatment options.
GDC consent guidance; assessment is individualMessage the team about your dates. They can confirm availability once the work and any preparation have been discussed. An enquiry does not reserve a treatment slot.
Consent before treatment; availability is plan-specificConfirm who your assessment and treatment will be with when the team arranges your visit. Dr Ismael is the principal dentist; the team can explain the clinician’s role and availability.
BDS clinician biographyA question is not consent to treatment. You can ask questions and take time to understand the options before deciding.
GDC consent standards, Principle 3No matching question yet. Try a shorter word, or choose All 32.
These answers explain the choices. Your own treatment plan follows an examination.
Ask the BDS team ↗Coming from London?
Tell us where you’re coming from. We’ll help you find your way here.
Bring the question you’ve been sitting on.
That’s a good place to start.
A playful arrival illustration.
Your own kind of smile
Bring the look you like. Talk through what fits your teeth.
See BDS patient photosTwo original practice cases. Individual results vary.
See the practice’s before & after photos ↗
Your composite bonding open-day plan
A small detail? A question you’ve had for ages?
Start there. The team will help with the rest.
Your assessment, treatment costs, credit conditions and review/repair terms are explained before booking. An enquiry does not reserve an appointment.
