A new chapter of our guide about veneers begins now, the second-to-last chapter. After talking about veneers in the first chapter, their types, the procedure of veneers, and the side effects, you may be wondering about prices. We know you probably even skipped one chapter or two before coming here! We don’t advise that but we understand.

The veneer cost depends on many factors. From the country you undergo the procedure, to the materials, to the place you get them (hospital, private clinic, etc). Usually, the price refers to a single dental veneer, so a veneer for one single tooth.

Now to know what kind of prices and type of veneer you are dealing with let’s dive deep.

How much do veneers cost per tooth?

So let’s go into details and talk money. If you are planning to get dental veneers how much are they going to cost you? What are the price differences based on the type of material and which are the most common materials?

The most expensive tend to be Zirconia of E-Max veneers cause they are of the highest quality and technology and tend to last long, being a long-term investment.

The cheapest options are the resin-based composite veneers but they tend to have a shorter lifespan and break extremely easily, requiring additional veneers in the future and additional procedures. These seem to be affordable as far as upfront costs but expensive in the long run.

To be noted, these prices vary extremely because they consider prices of different countries, different clinics, and hospitals, different taxations, etc.

Let’s see how much veneers cost per tooth: 

Material or Type	Min. Price per veneer	Max. Price per veneer
Composite Resin Veneers	100$	600$
Porcelain Veneers	130$	2300$
E-Max Veneers	180$	2500$
Zirconia Veneers	190$	2600$
Lumineers Veneers	190$	2750$

Average price of veneers: how much are they going to cost you?

Now that we know the cost of veneers per tooth, let’s take a look at the average cost of veneers.

If we want to know about the average price for veneers without considering countries, types, or any other contributing factor we can say:

• The average price of Porcelain veneers is: 1200$
• The average price of E-Max veneers is: 1300$
• The average price of Zirconia veneers is: 1400$
• The average price of Composite veneers is: 350$
• The average price of Lumineers veneers is: 1500$
• The average price of Same-Day veneers is: 1600$

These are average costs comparing prices from all over the world, comparing different brands and different clinics. This should help just get an idea.

At Dentfix we offer extremely advantageous and affordable prices. For a free consultation get in touch with us!

How do Lumineers and veneers compare in terms of cost?

Lumineers are more expensive compared to traditional porcelain veneers price. Even if lately prices seem to be going down for Lumineers, they still maintain a higher price tag compared to regular veneers. When it comes to veneers the price range is about 190$ to 2600$ for every veneer.

Also, due to the fragility of veneers, you may need to redo this treatment in about 5 years.

How much do partial veneers cost?

Partial Veneers are one of the types of veneers a few people know about. They only cover part of the natural tooth and this is why they’re cheaper than the full veneer on the entire tooth. They can cost from 80$ to 1500$. Not everyone offers this treatment and most people just prefer getting the full veneer applied.

Why are veneers so expensive?

You may be wondering why veneers are not the cheapest of treatments and why they may be expensive. There’s not just one answer to that. There are many. Also, you should avoid picking the cheapest clinic and the permanent problems you might face after this choice. So let us go into detail for you:

• Veneer materials
• The dental labs
• Teeth preparations
• A doctor’s experience

Veneer material plays a big role in how much your veneer is going to cost. Dentists and labs need to create something incredibly thin, wafer-thin, and extremely strong at the same time. The most aesthetic and long-lasting materials tend to also be the most expensive. Cheaper materials will crack easily so you would have to replace them often and end up paying twice, thrice!

The dental labs and the technology they use get a part of the action as well when you pay for dental veneers. Dental labs spend a lot of time and money to create your veneers which will be included in the cost of veneers. This doesn’t count if there’s an in-house lab but this is highly unlikely.

Teeth preparations take two appointments and a lot of work from your dentist. This takes time and it’s part of why the veneers may seem to be expensive.

Products used in making the veneers starting from disinfectants, to dental cement used, to every material or tool needed are expensive.

A doctor’s experience is an important part of the pricing as well. The more experienced and qualified your dentist the more you have to pay. This is mostly true in every single field, so if you want a quality, safe experience and a good doctor in cosmetic dentistry you may notice an increase in price.

3 factors affecting the prices of veneers the most

The main 3 factors affecting the price of veneers are: Country, material and a in-house or third-party lab. Your geographical location will immensely affect the final price of your veneers, reason why so many people pick cheaper countries to get them. Moreover, the better the material, the higher the price tag of your veneers. Lastly, if your dentist has an in-house lab creating the veneers you may save up on the final price as third parties labs are usually more expensive.

Are veneers worth the cost?

How much is a beautiful perfect smile worth? That’s up to you to say but we can say for sure that if you want a dream smile it’s going to cost money.

If you want to know if a smile makeover is worth it you need to consider these factors:

Durability

Good veneers will be with you for a long enough time, so you won’t need to repay the same amount of money yearly. Usually, you won’t need to replace them for at least 10-15 years, sometimes even 20+. This makes it an investment in yourself and in your happiness and confidence.

Quality

Veneers are mostly expensive because of the quality of materials used to make them last for a long time. Of course, higher quality materials will cost you more but will also assure you of no need to go to the dentist every few months for replacements and go through another dental veneer treatment.

Investment

You should consider veneers a long-time investment in yourself, your oral health, and your teeth. You won’t need to go every 4-5 months for whitening your teeth, for fillings, for checkups on damaged teeth, or for cavities. You will need some cleaning once or twice a year, but that’s it! And, you know, you need those anyway.

So is a confident smile worth it? We say it definitely is, but in the end, it is up to you to decide.

Does insurance pay for veneers?

In most cases insurance does not cover cosmetic procedures such as veneers. The dental facet treatment is considered an elective or cosmetic treatment. So therefore it is not a medical necessity for you to get it. But for a better understanding of your dental insurance you may want to get in touch with your insurance.

Can you get veneers on NHS?

You may get veneers on the NHS partially if you can find a clinical or a restorative reason, to prevent for example further dental health issues. If you need veneers for a cosmetic issues, the NHS won’t cover – even partially – your veneers.

Does Medicaid cover dental veneer treatment? 

No, Medicaid does not pay for veneers treatments, even partially. Veneers are considered a cosmetic procedure and as such are not covered by Medicaid.

Does Medicare cover veneers?

No, Medicare will not pay for veneers, even partially. This is because veneers are still considered only a cosmetic treatment. Any cosmetic dental treatment doesn’t fall under Medicare coverage.

How much do veneers cost with insurance?

Let’s say you are lucky enough to convince your insurance to cover the cost of veneers. How much will veneers cost you with insurance? Usually, when this happens your insurance will only cover a small part of the total cost, rarely reaching 50% of this cost. But the chances of your insurance covering even part of the costs is very slim.

Frequently asked questions for veneers prices

If you still have questions and could not find them in the article you might find them here. So let’s go over some of the most common questions about veneers and prices.

Can you pay veneers monthly?

If you feel like you can’t pay for your veneers all in one session you may be wondering if you can pay for veneers monthly. There are two distinct answers to this question.

If you get veneers in your own country, you may ask your dentist if they offer an option to pay monthly. This is not unheard of, especially if the dentist is part of a big group, a chain of dental clinics, or if he’s friendly with you.

If you decide to travel abroad for veneers with veneers in Turkey with dental medical tourism, this may be more difficult. Foreign clinics can’t offer you a monthly veneers payment plan because of different countries, different banks, and the gigantic commission you’d have to pay to transfer monthly money to another country. You may however ask for a loan in your country.

Can you get veneers for free?

Unless someone is kind enough to gift you this treatment, this is highly unlikely. Dental procedures to get veneers are considered an elective or cosmetic treatment, not a preventive or a medical necessity. For this reason, it’s highly unlikely you’ll find a government health system willing to just pay for them or offer citizens free veneers.

However, it’s still possible to get a dental makeover at highly discounted prices! Find out 14 ways you can get a discounted dental makeover!

Can I claim against my dentist for broken veneers?

Yes, if your veneers are broken or ruined early after the treatment you can make a claim against your dentist. This is only when you can prove the breakage was caused by an underwhelming job, bad quality, installation, or materials.

At Dentfix we don’t want you to worry. This is why we offer a warranty on our veneers, get in touch with us to learn more about it!

Where can you get the best price on veneers?

Even if you are seeking a cheap place to get veneers, you may want to avoid lowering the quality of your treatment. However, lowering the quality will have cost in the future that will make you wish you never picked that type.

So what do you do? You may of course consider medical tourism as an alternative to get a lower price on the highest of qualities.