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Hello there,Dental Bonding costs anywhere from $150 to $550 per tooth. I would opt for a dentist charging somewhere around $250 to $350. However, dental bonding stains much faster than your normal teeth and is not a permanent fix. If you want a stain resistant more permanent option, consider saying the money you'd spend on bonding and put it with some more money and get veneers. Most offices offer payment schedules or financing options.Porcelain veneers costs range from $1,000 to $2,000 per tooth, depending on which part of the country you're in and which doctor you deal with. If a doctor is offering you sub $1,000 prices, then I would be a bit skeptical. As such, if a doctor is asking for more than $2,500 per veneer. The highest consideration should be the appearance and whether it is going to last or comes with any guarantee. The next consideration should be the price. I typically guarantee my cosmetic work for 10 years, as long as the patient gets regular cleanings and maintains good dental hygiene. As your dentist about it. I'm here to answer more of your questions.
If you were my patient, I would recommend a crown. The crown removes more tooth structure, but provides a more permanent and more cosmetic appearance. A strong emax crown or a zirconia may be the best choice, cosmetically. The costs should be relatively the same ranging from...
It wouldn't unless you have very short roots or mobility. It also depends if the dentist wants to do a gingivectomy( just trimming gum) or crown lenghtening which is more invasive and requires some bone trimmimg.
Veneers would definitely correct your concern but you would need at least 4 to make them look proportionate. I would also recommend Invisalign to simply close the gap. Good luck
