Whitening, veneers, bonding and clear aligners under one roof — planned conservatively, so your smile looks better and still looks like you.
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Sometimes that means talking you out of things: whitening before veneers, bonding instead of crowns, aligners before anything irreversible. And when several changes belong together, we design them as one smile makeover rather than a series of one-off fixes.
Because cosmetic work is elective, the sequence matters as much as the treatment itself. Gum health and active decay are dealt with first — porcelain bonded onto an unhealthy foundation simply fails sooner. From there we work from least invasive to most: whitening changes colour without touching enamel, bonding reshapes edges in a single visit, and only when neither reaches your goal do we discuss veneers or crowns.
Shade is the other half of the craft. Teeth are never one flat colour — they are lighter at the biting edge, warmer near the gumline, and slightly translucent where the light passes through. We record your shade photographically before treatment so the lab has a real reference, which is what stops a single new veneer from standing out beside the teeth on either side of it.
The right treatment depends on what bothers you — and there’s almost always a conservative option to try before an aggressive one:
Four core treatments — combinable into a full smile makeover when the goal is bigger:
The starting point. Professional-strength whitening, managed around sensitivity — typically a few hundred dollars.
The redesign. Custom shells for shape, colour and symmetry — veneers run $1,000–$2,500 per tooth in Ontario.
The one-visit fix. Chips, edges and small gaps sculpted in a single appointment, often in the low hundreds per tooth.
The straightener. Discreet alignment with clear aligners — often the smartest first move for crowding.
Cosmetic dentistry is an umbrella, so cost depends on the treatment: professional whitening typically runs a few hundred dollars, cosmetic bonding is often quoted in the low hundreds per tooth, and porcelain veneers or cosmetic crowns typically run $1,000–$2,500 per tooth in Ontario. A single-treatment refresh can stay under $1,000, while a plan combining several treatments can reach $20,000 or more — see smile makeovers for how we stage those. Every option comes with a written estimate first.
A few things move those numbers. Material matters — composite bonding costs less than porcelain but needs refreshing sooner. The number of teeth matters more than most people expect, because a symmetrical result usually means treating in pairs across the smile rather than one tooth in isolation. And any groundwork, whether that is a cleaning, replacing an old filling or treating the gums, is quoted separately before the cosmetic stage begins.
On coverage, be realistic: purely cosmetic treatment is generally not reimbursed, because dental plans pay for what is medically necessary. Where a treatment is also restorative — a crown protecting a cracked tooth, for example — a share is often covered, and we submit it that way when it genuinely applies. The Canadian Dental Care Plan works on the same principle for eligible patients.
You see the exact cost in writing before any treatment begins — no surprises at the front desk.
We help you understand your coverage and submit claims, so you know your real out-of-pocket cost.
Sol Dental Studio accepts the Canadian Dental Care Plan for eligible patients.
The three most-asked-about treatments, honestly compared. Start at the left; escalate only if the goal needs it:
What bothers you, what you’d change, photos and shade records. Options, not prescriptions — and no pressure.
The conservative route and the comprehensive one, side by side, each with a written price — you choose the level.
Most single treatments finish in one or two visits. Bigger plans are staged — colour first, then shape — so each step builds on the last.
Cosmetic results are easy to protect once you know the few habits that matter — and regular checkups keep small chips from becoming redos:
Dr. Richard He — DDS (University of Toronto) with a dedicated implant fellowship. Cosmetic and restorative options planned in one practice.
Patients rate Sol Dental Studio 5.0 out of 5. Gentle freezing, unhurried visits, judgment-free care.
A written estimate before any treatment, insurance guidance included, and CDCP accepted.
Palermo Village at Dundas & Old Bronte. Care in English, Mandarin, Portuguese, Punjabi, Hindi and Urdu.
The cost of Oakville cosmetic dentistry varies based on the treatments you choose. During your consultation, we’ll provide a clear breakdown of costs and discuss your payment options.
The length of treatment varies depending on the procedure. For example, teeth whitening can take just one session, while treatments like veneers or clear aligners may take a few weeks or months.
Professional teeth whitening is one of the most requested cosmetic dental treatments because it can quickly brighten and enhance your smile.
Yes. Treatments such as dental bonding, porcelain veneers, and crowns can restore the appearance and function of chipped, cracked, or worn teeth.
Yes. Many cosmetic treatments can also improve bite function, tooth strength, speech, and overall oral health while enhancing smile aesthetics.
The longevity of results depends on the procedure performed, your oral hygiene habits, and regular dental care. Many cosmetic treatments can last for years with proper maintenance.
Most cosmetic treatments are minimally invasive and involve little to no pain. We offer sedation options to ensure you’re comfortable throughout the process.
No. Whitening gel changes the shade of natural enamel only; porcelain and composite keep the colour they were made in. That is exactly why we whiten first and then match any new restorations to the final shade — doing it the other way round leaves you with a mismatch that can only be fixed by remaking the restoration.
Bonding is done in a single visit, costs less and removes almost no enamel, but it stains and chips sooner. Veneers cost more, take two to three visits with a lab involved, and hold their colour and shape far longer. For one small chip we usually start with bonding; for reshaping several teeth at once, veneers give the more predictable result. We will tell you honestly which one your case calls for.
