In our daily lives, our teeth and smiles are the first things people notice. A beautiful smile enhances our self-confidence. However, even if our overall oral health is good, there may be minor flaws in our teeth. In such cases, composite bonding emerges as an easily applicable and cost-effective solution. Composite bonding is a treatment used to correct shape irregularities, localized staining on teeth, and gaps between teeth. In this method, a special resin material is applied to the tooth surface to achieve desired aesthetic corrections. Due to its ability to provide a natural appearance and durability, composite bonding is one of the most preferred cosmetic dental treatments.
The treatment using composite resin is quite simple and painless. While it is more cost-effective compared to procedures involving aesthetic interventions with materials like Porcelain Veneers, composite bonding costs vary depending on the number of teeth treated, the scope of the treatment, the quality of the materials used, and the experience of the dentist.
Composite bonding costs fluctuate based on factors such as the number of treated teeth and the scope of the treatment. The scope of the treatment is crucial in determining the price. The number of teeth to be treated, overall oral health, and the application area can affect the cost. Additionally, using more durable and natural-looking materials may increase the cost of the treatment. Generally, the costs for composite bonding treatment vary based on location, the experience of the dentist, and the scope of the treatment.
Worldwide, composite bonding treatment costs vary from country to country. This variation is associated with the overall cost of living and healthcare service standards of the countries. Composite bonding treatment costs range from £100 to £500 worldwide. The costs are approximately as follows: