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Dr. Albert Gajdos with a patient seeing her new composite bonding smile in Windsor

Smile Rooms · Windsor, Berkshire

Smile Rooms · Windsor, Berkshire

Dr. Albert Gajdos, BDS (Hons) · GDC reg. 265157

Composite bonding
in Windsor,
done in one visit.

Dr. Albert’s signature composite bonding, sculpted by hand tooth by tooth to look natural, with no damage to your own teeth.

Dr. Albert takes a limited number of new patients each month.

  • Free consultation + trial smile
  • 0% finance available
  • £380–£480 per tooth
3,000+Smile makeovers
5★ Across 500+ Google &
Trustpilot reviews
0% Finance+ Flexible plans up to 60 months
10 yearsIn cosmetic dentistry
Dr. Albert’sSignature StyleStain & chip resistantNatural enamel finish
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After: full-face composite bonding by Dr. Albert Gajdos After

Designed to complement your face.

Before: natural composite bonding by Dr. Albert Gajdos Before
After: natural composite bonding by Dr. Albert Gajdos After
Natural
Before: Hollywood composite veneers by Dr. Albert Gajdos Before
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Hollywood

Why it looks so natural

What makes Dr. Albert’s
signature bonding different.

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Before: full-face composite bonding by Dr. Albert Gajdos Before
After: full-face composite bonding by Dr. Albert Gajdos After

Designed to complement your face.

Before: natural composite bonding by Dr. Albert Gajdos Before
After: natural composite bonding by Dr. Albert Gajdos After
Natural
Before: Hollywood composite veneers by Dr. Albert Gajdos Before
After: Hollywood composite veneers by Dr. Albert Gajdos After
Hollywood
  • Dr. Albert’s signature technique. Layered by hand in several shades of premium nano-hybrid and nanofill composite. It’s the technique Dr. Albert teaches other dentists.
  • Stain- and chip-resistant. Built up in layers to last, so it resists staining and chipping far better than standard bonding.
  • A thin, natural finish. No bulky teeth. Real translucency that catches the light like your own enamel. Never thick, opaque or obviously done.
  • Planned around you. From barely-there natural to a full Hollywood finish, designed around your face and what you want.
After: natural composite bonding by Dr. Albert Gajdos
Before: natural composite bonding by Dr. Albert Gajdos
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Natural
After: Hollywood composite veneers by Dr. Albert Gajdos
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Hollywood
£380–£480 per tooth

A few teeth or a full smile, planned for you. Most patients have 6–8 teeth, around £2,280–£3,040, or from £127/month at 0% finance. Your exact quote comes at your free consultation.

See your monthly plan, with options up to 60 months
Composite being placed by hand onto a patient’s teeth, with no damage to the natural tooth

What is composite bonding?

Tooth-coloured composite, sculpted onto your own teeth.

Composite being placed by hand onto a patient’s teeth, with no damage to the natural tooth

Dr. Albert builds up tooth-coloured composite in thin layers directly on your teeth, shaping each tooth by hand and setting each layer, then polishing it to a natural shine. It’s usually done in one visit, with no anaesthetic in most cases and no damage to your natural teeth.

What it can fix

  • Chips & worn edges
  • Gaps between teeth
  • Discolouration
  • Misshaped teeth
  • Slight crowding
  • Old fillings & bonding

Crowding or a bite problem? Dr. Albert usually suggests Invisalign first.

A patient seeing her trial smile with Dr. Albert Gajdos in Windsor

No guesswork

Try your new smile on,
free.

At your consultation, Dr. Albert can create a trial smile, so you can see and feel your new teeth before any treatment begins. No pressure and no commitment, just a preview of your new smile.

Simple from start to smile

Three steps to your new smile.

Dr. Albert Gajdos with a patient at a consultation in Windsor 01

Free consultation + trial smile

Meet Dr. Albert, tell him what you’d like, and try your new smile on before anything begins. Free, with a £25 deposit that’s refunded at your consultation.

02

Optional whitening

Brighten your teeth first if you like, so your bonding is matched to your whitest, freshest shade.

Composite bonding result by Dr. Albert Gajdos 03

Composite bonding

Dr. Albert sculpts your new smile by hand, layered tooth by tooth, usually in a single visit.

Real patients, real results

Real smiles, in their own words.

Rated 5★ by 500+ patients.

Amrita Gill, after
Amrita Gill, before
After
Before

Composite Bonding

Absolutely thrilled with my results! Dr. Albert made me feel completely at ease and explained everything along the way. My teeth look and feel amazing — I finally have the smile I've always wanted!

— Amrita Gill

Google verified review
Haadiya, after
Haadiya, before
After
Before

Invisalign + Composite Bonding

I am exceptionally pleased with having had Dr Albert carry out my composite bonding. He is a composite bonding wizard, nothing short of a perfectionist! He took great care and time to give me a fabulous looking result.

— Haadiya

Google verified review
Demi Pons, after
Demi Pons, before
After
Before

Composite Bonding

I can't recommend Dr Albert enough, he did an amazing job of transforming my smile. He took the time to ask me in detail what I wanted and my expectations. He absolutely nailed it — I am so happy with my new teeth, they are everything I wished for.

— Demi Pons

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How much does composite bonding cost?

Every smile is planned individually, and your personalised quote is confirmed at consultation. 0% finance is available, and the consultation is free (£25 refundable deposit).

Consultation 30 minutes with Dr. Albert · deposit refundable or put towards treatment
Free (£25 refundable deposit)
Composite Bonding Complex cases can exceed £480 per tooth
£380–£480 per tooth
Full smile design (8–10 teeth) Indicative range based on most full-arch cases
From £3,040

0% APR Finance

£380–£480 per tooth, spread over up to 18 months at 0% APR.

Move the slider to your treatment value to see your monthly payment. Your exact plan is confirmed at your free consultation, with no obligation.

Treatment value
£ 4,800
£500 £5k £10k £15k

Financing £4,800 over your chosen plan

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0% APR — Interest free

9.9% APR — Longer terms

Monthly payment

£400/mo

Term
12 months
APR
0%
Total payable
£4,800
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Treatment value £4,800
£500 £5k £10k £15k

0% APR — Interest free

9.9% APR — Longer terms

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Monthly payment

£400/mo

12 months · 0% APR · £4,800 total

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Estimates possible monthly payments for treatment costs — for illustration only. This is not a finance offer, quote, or approval. Final terms depend on the lender, eligibility checks, treatment plan, and patient choice. Finance is provided by an FCA-regulated lender, subject to status; a representative example and full terms are confirmed at your consultation.

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Getting here

Travelling from nearby?

Smile Rooms is at 44 Peascod Street, Windsor, on the first floor next to Caffè Nero.

  • ParkingVictoria Street NCP, 2 min walk
  • StationWindsor & Eton Central, 5 min walk
Travel times to Smile Rooms, Windsor
FromBy carBy train or on foot
Maidenhead 15–20 min Via Slough to Windsor Central
Slough 10–15 min Shuttle to Windsor Central
Ascot & Sunningdale 15–20 min Via Staines to Windsor Riverside
Egham & Staines 15–20 min Direct from Staines to Windsor Riverside
Eton & Datchet 5–10 min Walk from Eton, or one stop from Datchet
Central London 45–75 min Paddington via Slough, or Waterloo direct
East London 60–90 min Elizabeth line to Slough, then the shuttle

Common questions

Composite bonding, answered.

What are composite bonding and composite veneers?

Composite bonding is where Dr. Albert sculpts tooth-coloured composite resin by hand directly onto your teeth. It can reshape them, close gaps, repair chips and brighten your smile, with no damage to the natural tooth. Composite veneers use the same material and technique across the whole front surface of a tooth, layered by hand to reshape and cover it completely. They’re much like a porcelain veneer, but built up in a single visit. Dr. Albert will talk you through which suits you at your free consultation.

How long does composite bonding last?

With proper care, composite bonding typically lasts 5–8 years before any refresh is needed, and it can last even longer if maintained well. Small touch-ups are far simpler than the original treatment.

Does composite bonding damage my natural teeth?

No. Composite bonding is one of the most conservative cosmetic treatments available. In most cases no tooth structure is removed: the composite is simply added on top of your existing enamel. In many cases, it’s in effect reversible.

How do I know if I’m suitable for composite bonding?

Most patients are suitable, though the only way to know for certain is a free consultation. As a general guide, your teeth should be fairly straight, with no significant bite issues such as an underbite or crossbite. Where there’s crowding or a bite concern, Dr. Albert usually recommends Invisalign first to align the teeth before bonding. If teeth are more heavily broken down, porcelain veneers or crowns may suit you better.

How long does a composite bonding appointment take?

Most full smile makeovers are completed in a single visit, with short, comfortable breaks throughout.

Will composite bonding look natural?

Absolutely. Dr. Albert uses a layering technique with multiple shades to replicate the natural translucency and depth of real teeth. Whether you choose a subtle natural look or a brighter Hollywood finish, the result is always tailored to your face.

Can composite bonding fix gaps and chips?

Yes. Gaps, chips, uneven edges and discolouration can all be treated with composite bonding, and so can minor misalignment, without braces, drilling or veneers. For more severe spacing or wear, Invisalign or porcelain veneers or crowns may be the preferred option.

Does composite bonding hurt?

No. The vast majority of patients need no anaesthetic at all. There’s no damage to natural teeth and no nerve disturbance. Many describe it as the most relaxed dental appointment they’ve ever had.

Can I still whiten my teeth after composite bonding?

Yes, but the bonding itself won’t change colour with whitening gels. Many patients whiten their natural teeth first, then we match the bonding to that new, brighter shade.

How can I be sure I’ll get the result I want?

At your consultation, Dr. Albert takes the time to understand exactly what you want. Where suitable, he’ll create a free trial smile so you can see and wear your new smile before you commit to anything. Every treatment is planned for you, and Dr. Albert offers a review appointment two to three weeks afterwards to make sure you’re happy with your smile.

How much does composite bonding cost?

Composite bonding is £380–£480 per tooth, with more complex cases priced accordingly. Every smile is planned individually, so your final quote is confirmed at consultation. 0% finance is available.

Reviewed by Dr. Albert Gajdos, GDC No. 265157 Last updated September 2026

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