Dental Bonding in Andheri West, Mumbai

Assured Dental Care is a dental clinic in Andheri West, Mumbai, where dental bonding is used to repair chipped teeth, close small gaps and improve the shape or colour of a tooth with a tooth-coloured resin called composite. The resin is placed on the tooth, shaped by hand and set with a light, usually in one visit. Little or no healthy tooth needs to be removed, so bonding is one of the gentlest ways to change how a tooth looks.

Your care is led by Dr. Shreya Shah, Chief Dentist, who first checks the tooth, the gum and your bite and explains whether bonding will hold up in your mouth. If you are looking for a dentist in Andheri West for a chipped or gapped tooth, the first step is an examination and a talk about what you want, followed by a clear explanation of the options and the limits of bonding.

Andheri West, MumbaiMon to Sat, 10:00 AM to 7:30 PM
Upper teeth model on a white stand with composite resin syringes and a sculpting instrument beside it
Little or no drillingOften no anaesthetic needed
Usually 1 visitFor one or a few teeth
Little tooth removedOften none
Same-day consultationSubject to availability

Medically reviewed by Dr. Shreya Shah, Chief Dentist. Last reviewed 9 October 2026. Registered with the Maharashtra State Dental Council (registration A 30472, 2015). Dr. Shah is also the treating dentist at this clinic.

Quick answer

Dental bonding at Assured Dental Care in Andheri West, Mumbai repairs chipped teeth, closes small gaps and reshapes teeth with tooth-coloured resin shaped by hand and set with a light. Dr. Shreya Shah examines the tooth first. Bonding is often done in one visit and does not last for ever.

Same-day consultation

Examination and a talk about what you want start at your first visit, subject to availability.

Little tooth removed

Bonding is built on the tooth, so little or no healthy enamel needs to be removed.

Often one visit

Many bonding repairs are finished in a single visit, and can be repaired or polished later.

01 Overview

What is dental bonding, and what can it change?

Dental bonding uses composite, a tooth-coloured resin. The tooth surface is prepared, the resin is placed in layers and shaped by hand to match the tooth, and each layer is hardened with a blue light. The result is polished to look like natural enamel.1

Bonding can repair a chipped or worn edge, close a small gap, make a short tooth a little longer, change the shape of a tooth and cover a stained area. It is a good choice when the change is small and the tooth is healthy. For larger changes or heavy biting forces, a veneer or a crown may last better.3

Composite is not as strong as natural enamel, and it can chip, stain or wear over time, so it needs repair or replacement at some point. It is the same type of material used in tooth-coloured fillings, and the care is similar. Fillings and bonding both depend on a clean, dry tooth surface and a good seal.2

Bonding changes a tooth with little or no shaping, and it suits small changes on healthy teeth.

Model of front teeth with a composite syringe tip and a sculpting instrument at the edge of a tooth
02 Suitability

Who can have dental bonding in Andheri West?

Dr. Shreya Shah decides this only after an examination and a talk about what you want. These are the general patterns.

Bonding may suit you if

  • A tooth has a small chip or a worn edge.
  • There is a small gap between teeth that you want closed.
  • A tooth is slightly short or misshapen.
  • A small stained area does not respond to whitening.
  • Your teeth and gums are healthy, and you want little or no shaping.

Bonding may not suit you if

  • The gap is large, or several teeth need a big change.
  • The tooth takes heavy biting forces, such as a back tooth or a tooth that hits the opposite tooth.
  • You grind or clench heavily and it has not been managed.
  • There is untreated decay or gum disease.
  • You want a result that stays the same colour for many years with no upkeep.

If gums are inflamed, gum treatment usually comes first. If stains are widespread, teeth whitening may be enough. If many teeth need work, a smile design plan can bring the options together.

Bonding suits small changes on healthy teeth, and an examination shows whether it suits yours.

03 Options

Bonding and other options for changing a tooth at our Andheri West dental clinic

The right choice depends on how much you want to change and how strong the result needs to be. Dr. Shah explains each option.

Edge bonding

A chipped or worn edge is rebuilt with composite. It is quick and conservative, and it can be repaired or polished later.

Usually 1 visit

Gap closing and reshaping

Small gaps are closed and tooth shape is changed by adding composite to the sides of teeth. It suits small changes and healthy teeth.

Usually 1 visit

Alternatives

Veneers, crowns, aligners and whitening can suit larger or different changes. We explain them so that you can compare.

After discussion
CompareBondingPorcelain veneerCrown
Tooth removedLittle or noneA thin layerMore, all round the tooth
Typical visitsOneTwoTwo
StrengthLower, can chipHigherHighest
StainingStains more over timeResists stainsResists stains
RepairOften easyReplace the veneerReplace the crown

Bonding is the gentlest option for small changes, and we explain when a stronger option is wiser.

04 Procedure

How dental bonding is done in Andheri West, step by step

Bonding is often done in one visit. A larger change takes longer. Your plan may differ.1

The look of bonding depends on the skill of the shaping and polishing, so each step is done carefully.

  1. Examination and X-ray

    Dr. Shah examines the tooth, the gum and your bite, and takes an X-ray if it is needed. Decay or gum disease is treated first.

  2. Discussing what you want

    You say what you would like to change. We talk about what bonding can and cannot do for the tooth, and what upkeep it needs.

  3. Choosing the shade

    The colour of the composite is matched to your tooth in natural light, using a shade guide.

  4. Preparing the tooth

    The tooth surface is roughened lightly and treated with a gel so that the resin bonds. Anaesthetic is used only if it is needed.

  5. Placing the composite

    The resin is applied in thin layers, and each layer is hardened with a blue light.

  6. Shaping the tooth

    The resin is shaped by hand to match the form of the tooth and the teeth beside it, and the bite is checked.

  7. Polishing

    The surface is polished smooth, so that it looks natural and resists staining and plaque.

  8. Review and care

    You are shown how to look after the bonding. A review visit checks the bite and the edges, and polishing or repair can be done later.

05 Cost

What decides the cost of dental bonding in Andheri West, Mumbai?

Cost depends on your evaluation. Dental bonding is planned for each person, so no single figure fits everyone.

Two people can need very different work. After the examination and a talk about what you want, Dr. Shreya Shah explains the stages, and the cost of each stage is discussed before you decide to go ahead.

What changes the plan

  • The number of teeth
  • The amount of material needed
  • How much shaping and polishing the result needs
  • Treatment needed first, such as gum care or filling
  • The shade matching
  • Later repair, polishing or replacement
  • Any night guard to protect the bonding

What the evaluation covers

  • An examination of your teeth, gums and bite
  • X-rays when they are needed
  • A talk about what you want and what is realistic
  • An explanation of the options, including veneers and whitening
06 Aftercare

What should you do after dental bonding, and when should you call?

Right after the visitIf you were numbed, avoid chewing until the numbness has worn off. Bonding is set with a light, so you can usually eat normally once you are no longer numb.
First daysAvoid biting hard food with the bonded teeth and avoid strongly coloured food and drink, such as tea, coffee, red wine and curry, for the first day or two.
First weeksBrush twice a day and clean between your teeth. Tell us if the bite feels high, because a small adjustment can fix it. Avoid nail biting and chewing hard objects.
Long termAttend check-ups and regular cleaning, where the bonding can be polished. Bonding will need repair or replacement at some point.

Warning signs that need a call the same day

  • Bonding that chips, cracks or comes off
  • A bite that feels high after a few days
  • Pain in the bonded tooth that gets worse
  • Swelling of the gum or face
  • Staining or a rough edge that bothers you
  • Gum soreness around the bonding that does not settle

Call 08806796696 or message us on WhatsApp. If you have trouble breathing or swallowing, or swelling is spreading to your eye or neck, go to a hospital emergency department. For a broken tooth or other urgent problem, see dental emergency treatment.

Small repairs to bonding are quick and simple when we see them early.

07 Risks and limits

What are the risks of dental bonding, and when do we advise something else?

Risks and complications

  • Chipping or breaking of the composite, especially on edges or if you bite hard objects.
  • Staining and wear over time, which can make the bonding look different from the tooth.3
  • Sensitivity of the tooth in the first days.
  • Decay or gum irritation at the edge of the bonding if plaque is not removed.
  • Bonding that comes off and needs to be replaced.
  • The need for repair, polishing or replacement at some point, because bonding does not last for ever.1

When we advise against, delay or refer

  • Untreated decay or gum disease, which must be treated first.
  • A large gap or a big change that bonding cannot hold well, where veneers, aligners or a crown may suit better.
  • A tooth that takes heavy biting forces or heavy grinding that has not been managed.
  • A tooth that is badly broken down and needs a crown.
  • A request for a colour or shape that bonding cannot achieve on your teeth.
  • A case that needs training beyond what is available, for which Dr. Shah arranges coordinated care with a suitably trained clinician.

Bonding is a good choice for small changes, and we say honestly when a stronger option would last longer.

08 First visit

What happens at your first dental bonding visit in Andheri West?

Your first visit is an examination and a talk about what you want. For a simple repair, bonding can sometimes be done at the same visit, subject to availability.

  1. We ask what you would like to change and how the tooth was damaged.
  2. Dr. Shah examines the tooth, the gum and your bite, and takes an X-ray if needed.
  3. She explains what bonding can do, the alternatives and the upkeep.
  4. The steps and the risks are explained before you decide anything.

Before you come

Bring any earlier photographs or records, and tell us about grinding, nail biting, allergies and the medicines you take. If a tooth has broken and has a sharp edge or is painful, call us first so that we can arrange the earliest visit.

Call 08806796696 to book.

09 Your dentist

Why patients choose Dr. Shreya Shah for dental bonding in Andheri West

Dr. Shreya Shah, Chief Dentist at Assured Dental Care, Andheri West

Dr. Shreya Shah

Chief Dentist. Registered with the Maharashtra State Dental Council, registration A 30472, 2015.

Little tooth removedLimits explainedReferral when needed

Dr. Shah explains what she finds in plain language and what each choice involves, and you decide at your own pace. If you are anxious about dental treatment, tell us at the start and we will go at a pace that suits you. We would rather you ask every question before treatment than leave with doubts, so please bring a list.

Conservative first

Bonding changes a tooth with little or no shaping, so it is considered first for small changes.

Limits explained

You are told how long bonding is likely to last and what upkeep it needs, so that there are no surprises.

Alternatives compared

Veneers, crowns, whitening and aligners are explained side by side, so that you choose with the facts.

Referral when it is right

If a case needs training beyond what is available, Dr. Shah says so and arranges coordinated care with a suitably trained clinician.

10 Reviews

What patients say about Assured Dental Care

These are patient reviews of the clinic and Dr. Shah, copied word for word from the clinic’s Google Business Profile. They describe the experience of visiting the clinic and are not evidence of how any treatment will turn out for you.

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“Hi....it was a very good experience Doctor and staff is very professional and very attentive Thankful for easy process and excellent care”

Prajakta JankarGoogle review

“Lovely experience. Made my dental appointment so comfortable I forgot it was my first time .”

Livina YesudasGoogle review

“Very good expereince with dr shreya shah, she was very helpful”

Mehul PatelGoogle review

“Very nice. Made me very comfortable with the treatment”

Rinku DhawraGoogle review

“Dr. Shreya is really friendly and welcoming, she keeps helps you stay comfortable throughout the procedures”

Ved tekriwalGoogle review

“I had a very good experience at this dental clinic, did the cleaning. The dentist was professional, and explained clearly, the staff were friendly and helpful , and the clinic was clean and well- maintained.”

Pautingtheng KaurintaGoogle review
11 Visit us

Visit our dental clinic in Andheri West

Assured Dental Care is a dental clinic in Andheri West, Mumbai, next to Lallubhai Park in Parsi Colony. You can book a dental bonding evaluation with Dr. Shreya Shah by phone or WhatsApp. The map shows the exact location of the clinic. If your problem is urgent, please call before you travel so that we can arrange the earliest visit available. Please bring any earlier reports.

Address
Assured Dental Care
Dilnavaz Apartment, next to Lallubhai Park
Parsi Colony, Andheri West
Mumbai, Maharashtra 400058
WhatsApp8850728208
HoursMonday to Saturday, 10:00 AM to 7:30 PM. Sunday closed.
12 Questions

Dental bonding questions we hear in Andheri West

Straight answers to what patients ask before they book. If your question is not here, call or message us.

How is the cost of dental bonding decided in Andheri West?

Dental bonding is planned for each person, so the cost is given only after your evaluation. It depends on how many teeth are treated, how much material is needed, how much shaping and polishing the result needs, any treatment needed first and any later repair or touch-up. After the examination, Dr. Shreya Shah explains the plan and the cost of each stage before you decide.

What is dental bonding?

Dental bonding uses a tooth-coloured resin, called composite, that is shaped on the tooth and set with a light. It can repair chips, close small gaps, change the shape of a tooth and cover mild stains. It is often done in one visit, and little or no tooth needs to be removed.

Does bonding hurt?

Bonding often needs no anaesthetic, because little or no drilling is involved. If a tooth is sensitive or some preparation is needed, we can numb it. Tell us if you feel discomfort and we will adjust what we are doing.

How long does bonding last?

Bonding does not last for ever. Composite can chip, wear or stain over time, and it will need repair, polishing or replacement at some point. How long it lasts depends on where it is, your bite and your habits, such as nail biting or chewing hard objects. We cannot promise a number of years.

What is the difference between bonding and veneers?

Bonding is built directly on the tooth in one visit and needs little or no shaping, but it is less strong and stains more. A porcelain veneer is made in a laboratory, is stronger and stain-resistant, and usually needs a thin layer of enamel to be removed. We explain which suits your teeth.

Can bonded teeth be whitened?

Whitening gel does not change the colour of composite. If you want your natural teeth lightened, this is usually done first, and the bonding is matched to the lighter shade afterwards.

How should I look after bonded teeth?

Brush twice a day, clean between your teeth, and attend regular check-ups and cleaning, where bonding can be polished. Avoid biting your nails or hard objects, and cut down on staining food and drink, tea, coffee, red wine and tobacco.

Who is not suited to bonding?

Bonding may not suit large gaps, teeth under heavy biting forces, heavy grinding that has not been managed, or untreated decay and gum disease. We tell you honestly if a veneer, a crown or aligners would suit you better.

13 Book

Book a dental bonding evaluation in Andheri West

If you have a chipped tooth, a small gap or a tooth whose shape bothers you, an examination shows whether bonding will suit it. If you have been quoted for bonding or veneers elsewhere, we are happy to give a second opinion. Call or message us during clinic hours and we will confirm a time with you.

Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM to 7:30 PM.

14 Related

Related treatments to compare with dental bonding

Veneers

Read this if you want a stronger, stain-resistant option and accept some shaping.

Teeth whitening

Read this if your main concern is the colour of healthy natural teeth.

Dental fillings

Bonding uses the same material as tooth-coloured fillings.

See all dental treatments at Assured Dental Care, or read about our general dentist in Andheri West.

Written and reviewed by: Dr. Shreya Shah, Chief Dentist, Maharashtra State Dental Council registration A 30472. Last reviewed 9 October 2026. Dr. Shah is also the clinic’s treating dentist, and this page describes treatment that Assured Dental Care provides.

On the review date, Dr. Shah read the whole page and checked each clinical statement, timeline and warning sign against the sources listed below. The page is next reviewed within six months, and sooner if a source or the clinic’s process changes. To report an error, call or message the clinic using the details above.

References

  1. University of Bristol Dental School. Composite build-ups (patient information). Source
  2. University of Bristol Dental School. Composite white fillings (patient information leaflet). Source
  3. Dentistry. Composite bonding: communicating the pros and cons (2025). Source

This page is general information for patients. It is not a diagnosis or a substitute for an examination by a dentist. Treatment, timelines and outcomes vary from person to person.