What's the cheapest Smile Makeover for just 2 broken teeth?

asked 11 months ago by anon
Latest answer by Scott Young, DDS
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Tags: teeth, broken tooth, costs, front teeth, noticeable

What is the cost of fixing 2 broken front teeth, which are visible when I smile.

7 answers to What's the cheapest Smile Makeover for just 2 broken teeth?

Best Treatment For Two Broken Teeth

You cannot accomplish a full smile makeover by only replacing the two problematic teeth. These teeth can have composites, or veneers to match the teeth next to them. This would give you a great aesthetic result and keep the cost down for you as well.

Scott Young, DDS
Houston Cosmetic Dentist

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Cheapest is not always the least expensive

I always like to go back to the original problem. HOw did your teeth chip and why did your teeth chip? Is this something that could happen again (lifestyle related) or was it an accident that will probably never happen again? This can be important in your choice of how to restore the tooth. Sometimes people look for the "cheapest" solution which continues to break down and in the long run end up spending much more than if they had done the job right the first... more

Martin Frankel, DDS
Toronto Cosmetic Dentist

Best Cost for 2 Broken Front Teeth

Composite resins (Bonding) have come a long way in a very short time and they are getting better all the time. They are not the materials of a just few short years ago and we need to rethink our old perceptions of them. When properly applied there are several wonderful resin systems that closely mimic all the different colors and characteristics of natural teeth. They can do almost anything depending on the understanding of the treating dentist. If you are looking for the most economical and... more

Ted Murray, DDS
Dubuque Cosmetic Dentist

Smile Makeover

It would be very rare to be able to accomplish a "smile-makeover " by only fixing two teeth. Make sure that you are very clear with your expectations before agreeing to work on two teeth. If you simply have two teeth that need to be fixed, typically you could achieve very good results with bonding if there is enough healthy tooth structure to work with. Otherwise, a veneer or crown may be a better option.

Daniel Beninato, DDS
Omaha Cosmetic Dentist

Smile makeover

Two teeth do not make a smile…so I think you just need to fix 2 teeth and don’t need a “smile makeover”. Explore all your options but it really depends on how much tooth structure is remaining and where is it located in your smile.

Pamela Marzban, DDS
Fairfax Cosmetic Dentist

Broken Teeth - Cheapest solution

It all depends on how much your teeth are chipped. If the chip is small a bonded resin is by far the cheapest solution but if it is much larger a porcelain veneer or crown may be your only option if you are seeking a more reliable solution and better aesthetics. Bonded resins are cheaper but may not be able to obtain the ideal colour to match the rest of your chipped tooth. Bonded resins will stain faster than porcelain veneers or crowns. Porcelain veneers and... more

Dan Haas, DDS
Toronto Cosmetic Dentist

Cheap fix

I would have to say that resin bonding would be the least expensive route you could take. This is of course without seeing the actual problem and how "broken" the teeth actually are. Chipped teeth are good candidates for bonding. Severe cracks may require crowns to restore.

J. Willis Baker, DDS
Wichita Cosmetic Dentist

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