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Composite Veneer (direct bonding) in Thailand
Composite Veneer (direct bonding) in Thailand has a median published price of $153 USD across 16 listed clinics. Compare listed clinics, published prices and patient reviews.
At a glance
- Published range $89 to $178
- Median $153
- Saving vs US Up to 75%
- Clinics listed 16
- Duration 60 minutes
Figures in USD. Prices are indicative; only a clinic's written quote applies to you. How we source prices.
Market snapshot
Thailand composite veneer (direct bonding) at a glance.
Drawn from the prices and details published by listed clinics in our database.
Cost by city
Composite Veneer (direct bonding) cost by city in Thailand.
Each row is the median of prices published by the listed clinics in that city, one value per clinic.
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| City | Median | Published range | Clinics |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bangkok | $153 | $89 to $178 | 12 clinics |
| Phuket | $160 | $151 to $171 | 3 clinics |
Prices in USD, indicative; only a clinic's written quote applies to you.
Cost by brand
Which brands the Thailand market uses.
Share of listed clinics publishing each brand, with the median price beside it.
Cost comparison
Thailand against a quote at home.
The at-home figures are typical private-practice quotes, not published clinic fees.
Converted at indicative rates and rounded. Savings are typical, not guaranteed.
Listed clinics
10 clinics in Thailand offering composite veneer (direct bonding).
Ordered by featured partner status and patient rating. Listing is not a clinical endorsement.
BIDC Dental Clinic @ Siam Paragon
Bangkok, Thailand
$6,000 to $10,000
Composite Veneer (direct bonding), published by the clinic
"The staff and doctors provide excellent service, meeting BIDC's quality standards."
App Chonticha, via Google
Bangkok International Dental Center (BIDC) - Main Headquarters
Bangkok, Thailand
$6,000 to $10,000
Composite Veneer (direct bonding), published by the clinic
"I used to go to BIDC 20 years ago . They were wonderful kind people they did great work . Well 20 ye..."
Michael Roxbury, via Google
BIDC Dental Clinic @ Emquartier
Bangkok, Thailand
$6,000 to $10,000
Composite Veneer (direct bonding), published by the clinic
"Great service, very good manor. Dr Laksika was very gentle and caring"
Tim Cresner, via Google
Chidlom Skytrain Dental Clinic
Bangkok, Thailand
$100 to $143
Composite Veneer (direct bonding), published by the clinic
"The dentist here is lovely and provides excellent care after having a tooth extracted."
Pichaya Luangwongprapha, via Google
AB Dental Clinic Phuket
Phuket, Thailand
$143 to $171
Composite Veneer (direct bonding), published by the clinic
"Great experience! A very professional dental clinic, with a super nice stuff. I've got 2 front tooth..."
SuperYacht Days, via Google
Truth Dental Clinic
Bangkok, Thailand
$147 to $204
Composite Veneer (direct bonding), published by the clinic
"The best dentist in Bangkok. The treatment is amazing and they are so caring and considerate. Dr. C..."
Nadine, via Google
Thantakit International Dental Center in Bangkok, Thailand
Bangkok, Thailand
$171
Composite Veneer (direct bonding), published by the clinic
"Oh my goodness, absolutely incredible—I have no other words to describe it. Dr. Metinee is caring, k..."
Hoey Ho, via Google
Smile Seasons Asoke Tower
Bangkok, Thailand
$100 to $114
Composite Veneer (direct bonding), published by the clinic
"I had a tooth extracted today. The doctor was excellent and gave great advice. The extraction wasn't..."
Mind Areerat, via Google
Smile Dental Center
Pattaya, Thailand
$100 to $143
Composite Veneer (direct bonding), published by the clinic
"The BEST dentist I’ve ever been to .If you’re looking for a dentist in Pattaya or Thailand look no f..."
Fun C Tsang, via Google
BFC Dental Implant Center Bangkok
Bangkok, Thailand
$143
Composite Veneer (direct bonding), published by the clinic
"I am very impressed of the clinic and Dr. Mongkol. I really can recommend this clinic."
Meike F, via Google
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What patients mention most often.
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Who has composite veneer (direct bonding) in Thailand.
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Patient reviews
Reviews from patients who had composite veneer (direct bonding).
Aggregated and screened, not visit-verified.
"I was looking for a local dentist to have as my dental provider. I did a lot of research and was quite nervous throughout the process because last thing you want is an incompetent dental clinic. Wow..."
"The doctor was very gentle. Both the doctor and the assistant did a great job. Even my girlfriend, who has claustrophobia, wasn't scared at all without needing medication. Normally she has to take med..."
"Honestly didn't expect to enjoy going to the dentist, but BIDC PARAGON completely changed that for me. I had a root canal done by Dr. Kjohndej Vanaratana he was so calm and precise the whole time, I..."
"I had teeth cleaning and check-up, all was well done and friendly service for a reasonable price."
"Great experience, from enquiry to treatment the service was fantastic. All my questions were answered professionally and there was no needless upselling. End result is exactly what I hoped for. I will..."
Questions
Composite Veneer (direct bonding) in Thailand: the questions we get.
What are composite veneers?
Composite veneers are thin layers of tooth-colored resin material applied directly to teeth to improve their appearance. They're sculpted and shaped in one appointment to correct chips, gaps, discoloration, and minor imperfections.
How long do composite veneers last?
Composite veneers typically last 5-7 years with proper care. Their lifespan depends on oral hygiene, eating habits, and lifestyle factors like teeth grinding.
Do composite veneers require tooth removal?
Minimal to no tooth enamel removal is required for composite veneers. The tooth surface is only slightly roughened to help the composite material bond effectively.
How much do composite veneers cost?
Composite veneers are significantly less expensive than porcelain veneers, typically costing a fraction of the price. Exact costs vary by location and complexity of treatment.
Are composite veneers painful?
The composite veneer procedure is generally painless and rarely requires anesthesia. Some patients may experience minor sensitivity for 24-48 hours after treatment.
Can composite veneers be whitened?
Composite veneers cannot be whitened with traditional bleaching. If whitening is desired, the composite material would need to be replaced with a lighter shade.
How many teeth can be treated at once?
Multiple teeth can be treated with composite veneers in a single appointment. The number depends on the complexity of the case and patient comfort.
Do composite veneers stain?
Composite veneers can gradually stain over time, especially from coffee, tea, wine, and tobacco. Regular maintenance and limiting staining substances help preserve their appearance.
Can composite veneers fix gaps between teeth?
Yes, composite veneers can effectively close small to moderate gaps between teeth by building up the sides of adjacent teeth to eliminate spaces.
Are composite veneers reversible?
Yes, composite veneers are reversible since minimal tooth structure is removed. They can be modified, repaired, or completely removed without permanent damage to teeth.
How do I care for composite veneers?
Care for composite veneers like natural teeth with regular brushing, flossing, and dental checkups. Avoid biting hard objects and limit staining foods and drinks.
Can composite veneers chip or break?
Composite veneers can chip or break under excessive force. However, they're easily repairable in the dental office, often during a single visit.
How long does the procedure take?
Composite veneer treatment typically takes 30-60 minutes per tooth and can be completed in a single appointment with immediate results.
Do composite veneers look natural?
Yes, composite veneers are carefully color-matched and shaped to blend seamlessly with your natural teeth, creating a natural-looking smile enhancement.
Can I eat normally after getting composite veneers?
You can eat normally immediately after treatment. Avoid extremely hot or cold foods for the first day and always avoid biting hard objects.
Who is not a good candidate for composite veneers?
Patients with severe tooth damage, heavy bite forces, significant misalignment, or poor oral hygiene may not be ideal candidates for composite veneers.
Do composite veneers require special toothpaste?
Use non-abrasive toothpaste with composite veneers. Avoid whitening toothpastes with harsh abrasives that could scratch or dull the composite material.
Can composite veneers be repaired if damaged?
Yes, damaged composite veneers can usually be repaired quickly and easily in the dental office by adding new composite material to the affected area.
How often should composite veneers be replaced?
Composite veneers typically need replacement every 5-7 years, though some may last longer with excellent care and favorable conditions.
Can I get composite veneers on back teeth?
Composite veneers are primarily used on front teeth for cosmetic purposes. Back teeth usually require stronger restorations like crowns or fillings for functional repairs.
Pricing is drawn from the fees published by 16 listed clinics, one value per clinic. Costs vary with case complexity and materials, and only a clinic's written quote applies to you. SmileJet is an information service, not a healthcare provider, and nothing here is medical advice. How we source prices.