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Services · Porcelain veneers
Veneers that look like your teeth
Thin porcelain shells bonded to the front of your teeth, changing color, shape and alignment at once — designed to your face by Dr. James Chon, DMD in Diamond Bar.
Porcelain · four veneers $5,196 · every per-tooth price published
Searching for a cosmetic dentist for veneers in Diamond Bar? In Line Dentistry places porcelain veneers only, by Dr. James Chon, DMD, and priced per tooth by how many teeth are in the case: $2,000 for 1–3 teeth, $1,299 for 4–6, $999 for 7–15 and $799 for 16 or more. Your number is confirmed in writing at a free consultation.
What a veneer is
A shell, not a cap
A veneer covers the front surface of a tooth; a crown wraps the whole thing. That difference matters, because a veneer asks far less of the tooth underneath. It is the treatment for teeth that are structurally sound but the wrong color, chipped at the edge, slightly crooked, or spaced in a way you have never liked in photographs.
What veneers fix
The things people actually come in about
Chips and worn edges
Front teeth that have chipped or worn flat, leaving the smile looking shorter than it used to.
Gaps and spacing
Spaces between the front teeth closed without braces or aligners, in a matter of weeks.
Slightly crooked teeth
Mild rotation or overlap corrected cosmetically — where the bite itself is sound.
Published pricing
Priced by how many teeth, not by grade
Every veneer is porcelain and bonded the same way. The per-tooth price depends only on how many teeth are treated together — and it is on the page, not behind a phone call.
1–3 teeth
$2,000
per tooth
A single tooth, or a small correction matched to its neighbours.
4–6 teeth
$1,299
per tooth
The front teeth that show when you talk. Four veneers are $5,196.
7–15 teeth
$999
per tooth
A fuller smile, carried further back along the arch.
16 or more
$799
per tooth
Upper and lower smiles treated together.
How it works
You see it before it's permanent
1 · Free consultation
Dr. Chon looks at how your smile sits in your face, not just at the teeth, and tells you whether veneers are the right answer at all.
2 · The design
Shape, length and shade are planned before any tooth is touched — so you are agreeing to a result, not hoping for one.
3 · Placement
The veneers are bonded and the bite checked. You leave with the finished smile, and a plan for keeping it.
The money part
Published, not quoted
Veneers are $2,000 per tooth for 1–3 teeth, $1,299 for 4–6, $999 for 7–15, and $799 for 16 or more — so a 4-veneer case is $5,196. How many teeth your own case needs is what the consultation settles, and your complete number is confirmed in writing before anything begins.
Every published price in one place → see the pricing page. Financing on approved credit through CareCredit, Affirm, Klarna, Afterpay, Sunbit, LendingClub and Proceed Finance — how financing works. The current veneer offer lives on the veneers offer page.
Where patients travel from
Cosmetic work on Golden Springs Drive
The practice is on Golden Springs Dr in Diamond Bar, minutes from the 57 and 60, and sees cosmetic patients from Walnut, Rowland Heights, Chino Hills and Pomona. Treatment can be discussed in Spanish, Korean or Vietnamese — ask when you book. Dr. Chon sees patients Tuesdays, 9 AM to 6 PM, and Thursdays, 10 AM to 7 PM.
Answers in depth
Two questions, answered in full
What veneers cost
Every per-tooth price by case size, what sets it, and what is priced separately.
Veneer pricingVeneers, bonding or a crown?
How the three compare on how much tooth they change, how long they last and what they cost.
The comparison Common questions
Veneers, answered
How much do veneers cost in Diamond Bar?
Veneer pricing is published rather than quoted behind a phone call, and it is set per tooth by how many teeth are treated together: $2,000 per tooth for 1–3 teeth, $1,299 for 4–6, $999 for 7–15, and $799 for 16 or more. A 4-veneer case is $5,196. Your own number is confirmed in writing at the free consultation, once Dr. Chon has seen how many teeth are actually involved.
Are there different grades of veneer?
No. Every veneer at In Line is porcelain, bonded the same way, and the price does not depend on a choice of material. It depends only on how many teeth are treated together, which is why the per-tooth price is published by case size rather than by tier.
Who does porcelain veneers in Diamond Bar?
Dr. James Chon, DMD, at In Line Dentistry on Golden Springs Dr in Diamond Bar. He places porcelain veneers only, plans the shape, length and shade before any tooth is touched, and confirms how many teeth your case involves, and what it costs, in writing at a free consultation. Veneers are priced per tooth by tooth count, published on this page. In Line Dentistry is a top-rated practice — 5.0 on Google across 50+ reviews.
Do veneers damage the teeth underneath?
Placing a veneer usually means removing a thin layer of enamel so the porcelain sits flush rather than bulking the tooth out. That reshaping does not grow back, which is why it is worth being certain before starting — and why the consultation exists. For smaller corrections, bonding or whitening may get you where you want without altering the tooth at all, and Dr. Chon will tell you when that is the case.
How many veneers will I need?
It depends on how far your smile shows when you talk and laugh. Some cases are a single tooth matched to its neighbors; more often it is the four to eight front teeth treated together so color and proportion stay even. Dr. Chon maps this at the consultation — you see the plan and the number before committing to anything.
How long do porcelain veneers last?
Well-made porcelain veneers routinely last many years, and they hold their color far better than bonding, which can pick up stain over time. What shortens their life is the same thing that shortens a natural tooth's: grinding, biting hard objects, and skipping maintenance. If you grind at night, say so — a guard is part of protecting the work.
Veneers, bonding, or whitening — which do I need?
Whitening changes color only, and works when the teeth are otherwise well shaped. Bonding adds tooth-colored resin to repair a chip or close a small gap in one visit — economical, but it can stain. Veneers change color, shape, and alignment together and hold their finish longest. Most smiles need one of the three, not all of them, and the free cosmetic consultation is where that gets decided.
When can I come in?
Dr. Chon sees patients on Tuesdays, 9 AM to 6 PM, and Thursdays, 10 AM to 7 PM. The office answers calls and handles scheduling Monday through Saturday, so book your consultation for a Tuesday or Thursday.
Free cosmetic consultation
See the plan first
A free consultation with Dr. Chon — you'll leave knowing whether veneers suit your case, how many you'd need, and exactly what it costs.