Veneer fees depend on several things. Understanding them helps you compare quotes and plan ahead.
Main cost factors
- Material: porcelain usually costs more per tooth than composite.
- Your case: the number of teeth and whether other treatment is needed first.
- Planning and technology: scans, mock-ups and laboratory work.
- Practitioner experience: ask about the dentist’s training and experience with veneers.
Comparing quotes
Make sure quotes cover the same things: examination, planning, preparation, temporaries, fitting and follow-up. Ask what happens, and what it costs, if a veneer chips or comes off.
Ongoing costs
All veneers eventually need replacement, and composite veneers usually need maintenance sooner than porcelain. A night splint may be recommended if you grind.
Payment options
Interest-free payment plans are available for eligible patients, subject to terms and approval. See our Dental Veneers Package page for current details.
Getting started
- Book a consultation to assess your teeth and discuss your goals.
- Review the treatment plan, risks, alternatives and written quote.
- Take time to decide.
Read more about dental veneers.
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This article is general information only and does not replace advice from your own dentist. Whether a treatment is suitable for you can only be decided after an examination. All dental treatment carries risks, and results vary from person to person. Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner. Payment plans are subject to eligibility, terms and approval.
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