You still have a while to go, but "bud density" is largely a factor of genetics.
I would also guess you switched to bloom nutrients too early, cannabis still needs adequate nitrogen during the first 3 weeks or so of flowering and staying with grow nutrients for these first few weeks can result in larger flowers, but not necessarily denser flowers and will also help prevent your plants from going pale and yellowy so early in the flowering phase.
What I have been doing for the past 25+ years, and is something I believe in, is to stick with grow nutrients for the first two weeks of flowering, then half grow and half bloom for the next two weeks, before switching again, this time to straight bloom nutrients through until the harvest pre-flush.
This seems to produce the biggest blooms on plants that don't completely exhaust themselves before maturity.
I also never use full strength as recommended on the bottle/packet, but prefer two thirds to three quarter strength of any nutrient that I use, as I prefer a gentle feeding routine over strong spikes of nutrients, which can burn your plants more easily.
Hope this helps, Organoman.