The price of dental composite in 2026 per tooth unit is determined based on the type of composite and the technique used by the specialist dentist. The final composite fee depends on factors such as the brand and quality of composite materials, the number of teeth treated, the layering technique, the cosmetic dentist’s skill, and the initial condition of the teeth.
Additionally, at King Dental, we have special installment plans for dental composite. You can pay 30 to 50 percent as a down payment and settle the remaining balance in 3, 6, or 12-month installments using post-dated certified checks with no interest or service charge. The installment period depends on the remaining balance and may extend beyond 12 months if the amount is high.
| Composite Line | Feature | Price per Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Economy Composite Line | Suitable choice for shape correction and aesthetics at a reasonable cost | Price inquiry via WhatsApp |
| Texture Composite Line | More detailed contouring for a more natural appearance | Price inquiry via WhatsApp |
| VIP Layering Composite Line (Glass‑edge technique) | Multi‑layer technique for translucency, depth, and the most natural smile appearance | Price inquiry via WhatsApp |
Please note that any brand you prefer is available at King Dental Specialist Clinic within various price ranges.
A low-cost dental composite is not always a good choice, as it may offer less durability and aesthetics due to the use of low-quality materials or non-specialist application. The quality of materials and the dentist’s skill matter more than the price.
Dental composite is generally considered a cosmetic procedure, and most dental insurance plans do not cover its cost. However, coverage conditions depend on the type of insurance and the patient’s treatment contracts. King Dental Clinic is only contracted with Bank Sepah Insurance.
Dental composite is worth the expense when it is performed to correct issues such as discoloration, gaps between teeth, minor chips, or tooth shape irregularities using high-quality materials and proper technique.
The lifespan of dental composite is typically between 5 to 10 years and depends on factors such as material quality, the dentist’s skill, individual care, oral hygiene maintenance, and the patient’s dietary habits.
No, the price of composite is not the same for all teeth and depends on factors such as the number of units required, the type of composite, the extent of necessary corrections, and the treatment technique used.
No, the composite cost usually applies to composite veneers. In case of cavities, tartar, gum inflammation, or other treatment needs, the cost of preliminary procedures will be calculated separately.
The price of dental composite varies across clinics depending on factors such as the quality of materials used, the composite brand, the dentist’s experience, clinic equipment, the technique applied, and the level of expertise in smile design.
Generally, the choice of composite shade alone does not directly affect the price, but the application of specialized techniques to achieve a more natural appearance, greater translucency, and harmony with the smile may change the cost.
“The price of dental composite in Tehran” can vary due to differences in clinic costs, equipment, the dentist’s expertise, and the type of services provided, but treatment quality is more important than geographical location.
Naturally, the price of dental composite in 2025 was lower compared to 1405, but over time and due to the country’s economic inflation, this price has increased. Therefore, at King Dental, we have tried to keep the price increase minimal, while also offering flexible installment plans to ensure this does not place any financial burden on our dear patients.
| Brand Name | Manufacturer Country | Price per Unit (Approx.) |
|---|---|---|
| Cosmadent | USA | Price inquiry via WhatsApp |
| IPS Empress | Switzerland / Liechtenstein | Price inquiry via WhatsApp |
| Saremco | Switzerland | Price inquiry via WhatsApp |
| Charisma | Germany | Price inquiry via WhatsApp |
| Zenit | Germany | Price inquiry via WhatsApp |
| Tokuyama | Japan | Price inquiry via WhatsApp |
| G-aenial | Japan | Price inquiry via WhatsApp |
| Shofu | Japan | Price inquiry via WhatsApp |
| Solafil | England | Price inquiry via WhatsApp |
| Spident | South Korea | Price inquiry via WhatsApp |
| Denfil | South Korea | Price inquiry via WhatsApp |
| Kerr | USA | Price inquiry via WhatsApp |
| Bisco | USA | Price inquiry via WhatsApp |
Please note that any brand you prefer is available at King Dental Specialist Clinic.
This range depends on factors such as the selected line (Economy, Texture, or VIP Layering), the exact number of teeth requiring treatment, and the initial condition of the teeth.
To reduce the financial burden of this cost, King Dental offers installment payment options with a 30% to 50% down payment and the remaining balance payable over 3 to 12 months with certified checks and zero interest.
Please note that any brand you prefer is available at King Dental Specialist Clinic.
The price of composite for the front teeth directly depends on the number of teeth being treated. Considering the price per unit in different lines and the number of teeth, the cost range is as per the table below:
| Number of front teeth | Price range |
|---|---|
| 2 | Price inquiry via WhatsApp |
| 4 | Price inquiry via WhatsApp |
| 6 | Price inquiry via WhatsApp |
| 8 | Price inquiry via WhatsApp |
Please note that any brand you prefer is available at King Dental Specialist Clinic.
The upper and lower jaws each usually consist of 14 tooth units, but in most cosmetic correction plans, only the teeth visible when smiling (usually 8 units per jaw) are targeted.
Please note that any brand you prefer is available at King Dental Specialist Clinic.
At King Dental, to make dental composite payments easier, installment terms are available for patients. Under this plan, patients can pay 30 to 50 percent of the treatment cost as a down payment and settle the remaining balance using post-dated certified checks over various periods with no interest or service charge.
The installment repayment period is determined based on the final treatment amount, the number of composite units, and the patient’s payment conditions, with options for 3‑month, 6‑month, or 12‑month installments. For higher‑cost treatments, longer payment periods may also be considered.
Example: If your dental composite cost is 50 million Toman, you can pay 30 to 50 percent upfront (15 to 25 million Toman) and pay the remainder in several post‑dated certified checks over the agreed period.
For more details on installment terms and consultation about “dental composite cost,” please contact King Dental specialists at +989002012050 or +982126619216.
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A broken front tooth usually occurs suddenly due to trauma, falling, biting into a hard object, or even advanced decay, and unlike a smile design which is a planned decision, it requires prompt attention. King Dental Clinic in Saadat Abad offers immediate visits and same-day emergency composite restoration for a broken front tooth, so the patient does not have to endure an unsightly appearance or tooth sensitivity for several days.
In most cases, restoring a broken front tooth with composite is completed in a single session within about 30 to 60 minutes, unless the fracture has reached the tooth’s nerve or requires additional examinations such as radiography before restoration, in which case it may be postponed to a second session.
The cost of emergency restoration for a broken front tooth is usually lower than that of a full cosmetic composite unit (veneer), because in many cases only a portion of the tooth (not its entire surface) needs to be rebuilt. The exact fee is determined after an in-person examination and based on the extent of the damage (minor edge fracture or extensive fracture close to the nerve) by Dr. Meraj Parhizkary.
If the patient wishes to harmonize the appearance of the adjacent teeth simultaneously with the emergency restoration, the cost will be calculated based on the standard fee per composite unit.
To book an urgent appointment, simply call 09002012050 and 02126619216 to be seen at the Saadat Abad clinic as soon as possible.
Dental composite is an effective method for correcting minor misalignments; for example, teeth that are slightly rotated, have mild overlapping, or are slightly protruding or set back from the adjacent teeth. In such cases, the dentist can add or reduce composite volume at specific points to create a more harmonious alignment of the teeth row without the need for drilling or orthodontic treatment.
But it must be said honestly that composite is not a substitute for orthodontic treatment. In moderate to severe misalignments where the tooth root is positioned improperly in the jaw, composite only corrects the surface appearance, and the main issue (the actual angle of the tooth in the jaw) remains; in these cases, orthodontic treatment or, in some instances, dental laminates, which can cover a greater angle, are usually recommended to be considered first.
The price of composite for crooked teeth in Tehran and at King Dental, like other cosmetic composites, is calculated per unit. Please note that this figure before an in-person examination is merely a preliminary estimate; as Dr. Meraj Parhizkary may, after examining the actual angle of the tooth and the jaw condition, suggest alternative or combined treatment (such as short-term orthodontics before composite) to achieve a more durable result.
The price of dental composite is not determined solely by the number of units; various factors such as the type and brand of composite, the dentist’s skill, the technique used, the number of teeth treated, and the initial condition of the teeth all affect the final cost. The main factors influencing the cost of dental composite are as follows:
The type of composite material is one of the key factors in determining the final cost of dental composite. Composites differ from one another based on quality, aesthetic appeal, durability, polishability, and natural appearance. Generally, the higher the quality of the materials and the technique used to achieve a more natural look, the higher the “cost per composite unit” will be. In the table below, we have briefly compared the rates of dental composite based on material type, so that you can make a more informed final choice after consulting with us.
| Composite Type | Features | Impact on Price |
|---|---|---|
| Standard (Economy) Composite | Suitable option for tooth reshaping, minor discoloration, and those seeking a more affordable cost | Lowest cost |
| Texture Composite | Allows more detailed contouring, better translucency, and a more natural-looking tooth appearance | Higher cost |
| Layering Composite | Multi‑layer application for depth, translucency, and glass‑edge effect with superior aesthetic results | Highest cost |
The cost of composite is not limited solely to the type of materials used or the composite brand; rather, the dentist’s expertise, the technique applied, and the level of skill in shaping and color matching have a significant impact on the final treatment quality.
Even if the best composite brands are used, if the procedure is not performed by an experienced dentist, the final result may not be satisfactory in terms of form, facial harmony, natural color, translucency, and durability. A specialist dentist using techniques such as layering, creating natural tooth texture, and precise contouring can achieve the best aesthetic outcome from a composite material.
That is why at King Dental, in addition to selecting high-quality materials, special emphasis is placed on smile design, composite application technique, and the expertise of our specialist dentist, Dr. Meraj Parhizkari, so that the final result offers not only beauty but also durability and natural harmony with the patient’s face.
Both composite and dental laminates (veneers) are used for smile design correction, but they differ in treatment type, durability, procedure steps, and cost. Generally, composite has a lower initial cost, while laminate/veneer prices are higher due to custom lab fabrication and greater durability. The table below compares the cost and features of these two treatment‑aesthetic services:
| Comparison Criteria | Composite | Laminate (Veneer) |
|---|---|---|
| Price per unit at King Dental | Price inquiry via WhatsApp | Price inquiry via WhatsApp |
| Number of treatment sessions | Usually 1 session | Usually 2 to 3 sessions |
| Need for tooth reduction | Usually none or very minimal | Often required |
| Repairability | Yes, repairable | Usually must be replaced if damaged |
| Durability | Approximately 5 to 10 years | Approximately 10 to 15 years or more with proper care |
| Suitable for | Quick correction of shape, color, and gaps | More extensive corrections and longer durability |
Keep in mind that the stated duration for each composite unit in different types depends on many factors, and these are only approximate times to help you understand the treatment timeline:
| Type of Composite | Approximate Time per Unit |
|---|---|
| Microfilled | 20 to 30 minutes |
| Hybrid | 25 to 35 minutes |
| Nanofill / Nanohybrid | 30 to 45 minutes |
| Flowable (partial restoration) | 10 to 20 minutes |
| Multi-layer layering (VIP) | 45 to 60 minutes |
Many people, when they hear the term “dental composite,” assume that its cost is always equivalent to that of a cosmetic composite veneer, but this is not the case. Therapeutic or restorative composite is used for filling cavities, repairing minor fractures, or partial reconstruction of tooth structure, and is priced based on the number of tooth surfaces involved (one to four surfaces).
Therefore, it usually costs significantly less than a full composite veneer. In contrast, a composite veneer is a full-surface cosmetic treatment that covers the entire outer appearance of the tooth with the aim of correcting shape, color, and smile design, and thus incurs a higher cost both in terms of the volume of material used and the time and expertise required. Determining which one is suitable for your tooth can only be decided after an in-person examination by Dr. Meraj Parhizkari at King Dental.
| Criteria | Therapeutic Composite (Restoration/Filling) | Composite Veneer (Cosmetic) |
|---|---|---|
| Primary purpose | Filling cavities or repairing minor fractures | Correcting shape, color, and overall smile design |
| Tooth coverage | Only the damaged portion (one to four surfaces) | Entire outer surface of the tooth |
| Pricing basis | Based on the number of surfaces treated (Class 1 to 4) | Based on a full tooth unit |
| Price range per unit | Usually lower than veneer; depends on the number of surfaces and extent of damage | Price inquiry via WhatsApp |
| Insurance coverage | In some therapeutic cases, partial coverage by insurance is more likely | Usually considered cosmetic and not covered by insurance |
| Time required | Usually shorter (one session, part of the tooth) | May require more precision and time for layered design |
Choosing composite solely based on a low price may seem cost-effective at first, but in many cases, it leads to increased repair and replacement costs in the future. The use of low-quality materials or non‑specialist application can affect the quality, durability, and aesthetics of the final result. Some problems that may arise from using cheap and low‑quality composite include:
