How much does a smile makeover cost in Orlando?
A smile makeover in the Orlando area can range widely in cost — anywhere from a few hundred dollars for a single treatment like whitening to $15,000 or more for a comprehensive combination of veneers, crowns, and orthodontic work. Because a smile makeover is fully customized to your goals, the total depends entirely on which treatments are involved and how many teeth are being treated. At Windermere Dental Group, Dr. Susana Moncada builds each plan around your priorities and budget — so you're never paying for more than what actually moves you toward the smile you want.
Here's a detailed look at what goes into the cost and how to plan for it.

What Is a Smile Makeover, Exactly?
A smile makeover is not a single procedure — it's a personalized treatment plan that combines two or more cosmetic or restorative treatments to improve the overall appearance of your smile. No two smile makeovers are identical, because no two smiles start from the same place or share the same goals.
Some patients need only minor refinements — whitening and a little bonding to even out a few teeth. Others are looking for a complete transformation involving veneers, crowns, gum contouring, and orthodontic alignment. The scope is what drives the cost, which is why a consultation is the only way to get an accurate estimate.
The Treatments Commonly Involved in a Smile Makeover
Understanding the individual treatments helps clarify where the cost comes from. A smile makeover may include any combination of the following:
- Porcelain veneers — thin custom shells bonded to the front of teeth to correct color, shape, and minor spacing. Often the centerpiece of a cosmetic makeover, and typically one of the larger cost components when multiple teeth are involved
- Teeth whitening — professional whitening is one of the most affordable ways to dramatically improve a smile, and is often done first so other restorations can be matched to the brighter shade
- Dental bonding — a cost-effective option for repairing chips, closing small gaps, or reshaping individual teeth without the investment of veneers
- Dental crowns — when a tooth is both damaged and cosmetically compromised, a crown restores strength and appearance at the same time
- Invisalign or braces — when misalignment is part of the concern, straightening the teeth first often reduces the amount of cosmetic work needed afterward
What Affects the Total Cost?
Several factors influence where a smile makeover falls on the price spectrum:
- Number of treatments — a single-treatment makeover (like whitening plus minor bonding) costs a fraction of a multi-treatment plan involving veneers and crowns
- Number of teeth treated — veneers and crowns are priced per tooth, so treating eight teeth costs significantly more than treating two
- Materials chosen — premium materials like high-grade porcelain and zirconia cost more than basic options, but offer better aesthetics and durability
- Preparatory work — if teeth need restorative treatment (fillings, root canals, or gum treatment) before cosmetic work can begin, that adds to the total
- Complexity of the case — significant alignment or bite issues that require orthodontic treatment add both time and cost to the overall plan
Is a Smile Makeover Covered by Insurance?
It depends on the treatments involved. Purely cosmetic procedures — like veneers and whitening — are generally not covered by dental insurance. However, treatments that also serve a functional or restorative purpose, such as crowns on damaged teeth or orthodontic treatment for bite correction, may be partially covered.
Dr. Moncada's team reviews your insurance coverage during the planning process and helps you understand which portions of your treatment may qualify for benefits. For treatments not covered by insurance, financing options are available to make your makeover more manageable — details are on our patient information page.
How to Plan and Prioritize Your Smile Makeover
One of the advantages of a smile makeover is that it doesn't have to happen all at once. Many patients phase their treatment over months or even years, starting with the changes that matter most to them or that address functional needs first.
A typical phased approach might look like:
- Phase 1 — Health first: Address any decay, gum issues, or structural problems before cosmetic work begins
- Phase 2 — Alignment: If needed, straighten teeth with Invisalign or braces so cosmetic treatments have the best foundation
- Phase 3 — Cosmetic refinement: Whitening, veneers, bonding, or crowns to complete the transformation
Dr. Moncada works with you to sequence treatment in a way that fits both your goals and your budget, so you can move forward at a pace that makes sense for you.
Why Choose Windermere Dental Group for Your Smile Makeover?
A successful smile makeover requires a dentist who can plan across multiple disciplines — cosmetic, restorative, and orthodontic — and coordinate them into a cohesive result. Dr. Susana Moncada's multidisciplinary training means your entire makeover can be planned and delivered under one roof, without referrals between multiple offices.
Just as importantly, Dr. Moncada takes an honest approach — recommending only the treatments that genuinely serve your goals, and helping you avoid unnecessary procedures. Every plan is built around what will give you the most meaningful improvement for your investment.
Get a Personalized Smile Makeover Estimate in Orlando
The only way to know what your smile makeover will cost is a consultation, where Dr. Moncada can evaluate your teeth, understand your goals, and build a plan with clear pricing. Dr. Susana Moncada and her team serve patients throughout MetroWest, Windermere, Gotha, Ocoee, and Dr. Phillips in a fully bilingual (English/Spanish) practice.
Contact us online or call (407) 294-1132 to schedule your smile makeover consultation at our Piazza Grande Ave office in Orlando.
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