What does dental bonding cost?
Dental bonding usually runs about $150–$600 per tooth — the most affordable way to fix a chip, close a small gap, or reshape a tooth. Here's what changes the price, and how it compares to veneers.
What affects the price
Bonding uses tooth-colored composite resin, shaped and hardened right onto your tooth in a single visit. The cost depends on how many teeth you're treating and how much of each tooth needs work — a small chip costs far less than reshaping a whole front tooth.
Because there's usually no lab work or numbing needed for minor cases, bonding is often the quickest and least expensive cosmetic fix. You'll get a clear estimate before we start.
Get an estimateBonding vs. veneers — which is right for you?
Bonding is affordable, fast, and reversible, which makes it great for small cosmetic touch-ups. Porcelain veneers cost more but last longer and resist stains better, so they're often the choice for a full smile makeover. In your consultation we'll show you both options honestly and help you pick based on your goals and budget — and you can spread payments with CareCredit financing or save with our $250/year membership plan.
Common questions
- How much does dental bonding cost?
- Dental bonding typically costs about $150–$600 per tooth, depending on how much of the tooth is being repaired or reshaped. It's usually the most affordable cosmetic option, and we give you a clear estimate after a quick look.
- Is bonding cheaper than veneers?
- Yes — bonding is generally less expensive than porcelain veneers and can often be done in a single visit, though veneers last longer and resist stains better. We'll help you weigh cost against durability for your goals.
- How long does dental bonding last?
- With good care, bonding commonly lasts 5–10 years before it needs a touch-up. Avoiding hard foods and staining habits helps it last longer.
Fix that chip in a single visit.
Book a quick cosmetic consultation — we'll give you a clear price and the fastest good option.