Composite Bonding on the Sunshine Coast
Diamond Dental Care provides composite bonding at our Sippy Downs clinic. Composite bonding involves applying tooth-coloured resin to teeth to modify their colour, shape, or size. Results vary significantly between individuals. Contact us to discuss whether this treatment is suitable for you.
What Is Composite Bonding?
Composite bonding uses tooth-coloured plastic material (composite resin) applied to teeth. This may be used to repair chipped teeth, close small gaps, or improve tooth appearance.
Composite bonding is typically less expensive than porcelain crowns or veneers, though requires more frequent maintenance.
Important Information
Treatment Considerations:
- Results vary significantly between individuals
- Can often be completed in one appointment (depending on complexity)
- Your dentist will assess your suitability during consultation
Limitations:
- Requires more maintenance than porcelain restorations
- May stain over time (coffee, tea, wine, tobacco)
- Less durable than porcelain—may chip or wear
- Typically needs replacement every 5-10 years
- May not suit extensive reconstruction or heavy bite forces
Potential Risks:
- Tooth sensitivity following treatment
- Bonding may chip, crack, or separate from tooth
- Colour mismatch over time
- Unsatisfactory aesthetic results
- Need for future repairs or replacement
Your dentist will discuss specific risks and outcomes during consultation.
Contact Us
For information about composite bonding, contact us on (07) 5477 0889.
Practitioner Information
Treatment is provided by our registered dentists at Sippy Downs. For full practitioner registration details including registration numbers and types, visit our team page.
Our treating dentists are:
- Dr Doug Leishman – DEN0000950832, Registered dentist, General registration
- Dr Luke Puente De La Vega – DEN0001972753, Registered dentist, General registration
- Dr Josh Jong – DEN0002304762, Registered dentist, General registration
- Dr Kim Mooney – DEN0002592447, Registered dentist, General registration
For current registration details, visit the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (Ahpra) register at www.ahpra.gov.au














