15 February 2026
Can I Drink Milk After...
Here’s the thing. You just got your teeth bonded. That fresh feeling is… lovely, right? But now you’re staring at your cup of milk wondering, “okay… can I drink this?”...
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Can I Drink Vodka After...
Short answer — yeah, but timing matters. And here’s what I learned. Let me break it down in plain words, not dental jargon. What’s Really Happening After Bonding When your...
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Can I Drink Matcha After...
Matcha is green. It’s healthy. But bonding is new. So yeah it’s normal to wonder when you can sip that green tea again. Here’s the simple truth. You can drink...
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Can I Drink Black Tea...
Yeah, you can, but let’s talk real. So you just got composite bonding. You’re staring at your cup of black tea. You really want that sip. But… do you go...
Read More18 December 2025
Can I Drink Green Tea...
Green tea is permissible to drink after composite bonding; however, the patient should wait 24-48 hours for the material to fully harden, and then green tea should be consumed in...
Read More17 December 2025
Can I Drink Iced Coffee...
Don't drink iced coffee (or eat any dark-colored foods) for at least 24-48 hours after composite bonding to allow the resin to mature and avoid staining, use only water or...
Read More17 December 2025
Can I Drink Hot Coffee...
No, you should avoid hot coffee for at least 24-48 hours after composite bonding to let the material fully harden and prevent staining or sensitivity. After this initial period, you can slowly...
Read More11 December 2025
Can I Get Composite Bonding...
Most cosmetic dentists will only bond 1-2 teeth if you have isolated concerns such as a chip, crack, discolouration, or a small gap. Single-tooth and two-tooth bonding are very common...
Read More11 December 2025
How Much is Composite Bonding...
For just two teeth, we at Envy Smile currently offer a special price of £300, valid through 31st December 2025. Please note the final cost may vary depending on the...
Read More10 December 2025
Do Cavity Fillings Hurt?
Cavity fillings normally are not painful as dentists use local anaesthetic to numb the area, however, it is quite common to feel little pressure during the operation and to experience...
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