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Replacement of Failing Composite Bonding

Jane came to see me with persistent gum inflammation around composite bonding placed elsewhere three years earlier. Floss kept catching and cleaning between the teeth had become increasingly difficult.

On examination, the bonding had overhanging margins and areas close to the gums that were difficult to keep clean.

I carefully removed and replaced the existing composite, refining the contours, contact points and polish to create a natural result that was also easier to maintain.

The result: within weeks, Jane’s gums were noticeably healthier, flossing was comfortable again and the new bonding looked natural too.

Because good composite bonding shouldn’t just look good. It should be easy to keep healthy.

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Gum inflammation can be caused by insufficient composite bonding. This case shows how careful replacement of old composite bonding and precise finishing can restore comfort, improve hygiene, and protect long-term oral health.