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Cosmetic dentistry

  • One visit
  • Little or no drilling

Cosmetic bonding

Tooth-colored resin, shaped by hand, to repair a chip or close a small gap — usually in one visit and without numbing.

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01Your options

Bonding, veneers or whitening?

  • One visit

    Cosmetic bonding

    Tooth-coloured resin shaped by hand onto the tooth.

    Time
    30–60 min per tooth
    Lasts
    5–7 years
    Cost
    $150–$600 per tooth
  • Longest-lasting

    Porcelain veneers

    Thin porcelain shells made at a lab.

    Time
    2–3 visits
    Lasts
    10–15 years
    Cost
    $900–$2,500 per tooth
  • Colour only

    Whitening

    Lightens natural teeth; doesn’t change shape.

    Time
    1 visit or 2 weeks
    Lasts
    1–3 years
    Cost
    $300–$800

02Will it work for me?

What bonding can fix

  • Works:

    Small chips and broken edges

    Repaired in a single visit.

  • Works:

    Small gaps between front teeth

    Closed without braces in many cases.

  • Works:

    Uneven or short teeth

    Reshaped to match their neighbours.

  • Doesn’t change:

    Large breaks

    A crown protects the tooth better.

  • Doesn’t change:

    Heavy grinding

    Bonding can chip; we may suggest a night guard or porcelain.

03Step by step

How it’s done

  1. Match the shade

    We choose a resin shade that matches your tooth.

  2. Shape

    The resin is applied in thin layers, shaped and hardened with a light.

  3. Polish

    The tooth is polished so it reflects light like enamel.

04How we work

Our clinical standards

The details that make a difference to how this treatment is done — and why we do them.

  • A shade matched in daylight

    We choose the composite shade at the start of the visit, before teeth dry out and look lighter.

  • Layered for a natural look

    Bonding is built up in layers with different translucency, like a natural tooth.

  • Polished to a lasting shine

    A careful final polish helps the bonding resist stains.

  • Your bite checked before you leave

    We test how your teeth meet — biting and sliding side to side — and adjust until it feels like your own tooth.

05Who does it

The person you’ll see

06Cost and insurance

What it costs

$150–$600 per tooth

Typical range in the US without insurance (2026 consumer cost guides). Your own estimate comes after the exam, in writing, before anything is done.

Dental insurance
Bonding to repair a broken tooth may be covered; purely cosmetic bonding usually isn’t. We check first.
Monthly payments
Third-party financing such as CareCredit lets you spread the cost, if you’d like.
No insurance?
Ask about our membership plan: checkups, cleanings and X-rays for a yearly fee, plus a discount on treatment.

How cost and insurance work

07Technology

The technology we use

All our technology

08Questions

Questions patients ask

All questions

Often five to ten years; it can be touched up or repolished.

Resin can pick up stains over time, so regular cleanings help keep it bright.

Appointments

Request a consultation

Show us the tooth — we’ll tell you whether bonding is a good fit.

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Cosmetic dentistry

Related treatments

All treatments

  1. Teeth whitening
  2. Porcelain veneers
  3. Invisalign® clear aligners

Appointment request

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Choose a visit type and a preferred time. Our team will contact you to confirm it.

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