Tooth bonding price | How much does tooth bonding cost?

Medically reviewed by Gordana Čižmek, dr. dent. med., spec. · Last updated: July 2026

Wondering what tooth bonding costs? At OrthoDental we believe in full price transparency, so before you commit to treatment we set out every option and exactly what you will pay – no surprises.

Tooth bonding price list

Tooth bonding rebuilds damaged or worn tooth structure, restoring both how a tooth works and how it looks. Every patient’s needs are different, so we offer several bonding options, shown in the table below.

Tooth bonding – cement: This basic option uses a cement material for minor repairs. It is a cost-effective solution for straightforward tooth restoration.

Tooth bonding – composite: Composite is a tooth-coloured resin that blends with your natural tooth, so it gives a better aesthetic result and suits moderately demanding repairs. It is the ideal choice for visible parts of the tooth where appearance matters. The price is a little higher because the materials cost more and the work is more involved.

Tooth bonding – composite (extensive treatment): For more complex cases, where the damage is more extensive, we offer comprehensive treatment with composite materials. This takes more time, greater precision and more advanced techniques, which is reflected in the price.

Each option is tailored to a specific problem, balancing both function and appearance. The final price depends on the materials used, the complexity of the procedure and the time it takes. At OrthoDental we aim for transparent pricing and high-quality care, so every patient can make an informed decision about their treatment.

Pay for your smile in instalments

Through our finance partner Leanpay, OrthoDental lets you split the full cost of treatment into up to 84 instalments. We want top-quality dental care to be within reach for as many people as possible, because everyone deserves good oral health.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between cement and composite bonding?

Cement bonding is a cost-effective option for minor repairs. Composite bonding uses a tooth-coloured resin that blends with the natural tooth, making it the better choice for visible areas where appearance matters.

Does tooth bonding hurt?

Bonding is usually a comfortable, minimally invasive procedure and often needs little or no anaesthesia. Your dentist will explain exactly what to expect at your examination.

How long does tooth bonding last?

How long bonding lasts depends on the material used, the size of the repair and how well you care for your teeth. Brushing and flossing daily and keeping up with regular check-ups all help it last as long as possible.

Can I pay for tooth bonding in instalments?

Yes. You can spread the cost over up to 84 instalments through our finance partner Leanpay.

Excellent care for your teeth

At OrthoDental your health and comfort come first. We are committed to high-quality dental care, transparent pricing and flexible payment options. To find out more or to arrange an appointment, get in touch and we will help you find the best path to a healthy, confident smile.