How much does it cost to restore a front tooth?

The cost of restoring front teeth varies depending on the material selected, and is generally categorized into three tiers.

Tier 1: Offers acceptable aesthetics but relatively low hardness; this option is the most economical, typically costing around ¥300.

Tier 2: Provides good aesthetics and sufficient strength—specifically high strength—at a typical price of approximately ¥400.

Tier 3: Delivers exceptional aesthetics and very high strength. The composite resins used are specially matched to different dental tissues: enamel-specific resin for enamel restoration and dentin-specific resin for dentin restoration. This results in highly lifelike restorations that closely mimic natural, caries-free teeth.

Correspondingly, the fee increases significantly, generally ranging from ¥500 to ¥800. Additionally, the dentist’s time commitment and effort required also differ across these tiers.