What do veneers cost?
Porcelain veneers typically run about $900–$2,500 per tooth, composite less. A full smile usually takes 6–10 veneers. Here's what drives the price — and how to make it affordable.
What changes the price
The biggest factors are the material — natural, long-lasting porcelain costs more than composite — and how many veneers you want. Some people fix one or two front teeth; others do a full smile of 6–10. Prep work and your bite can affect it too.
After a consultation and a digital scan, you'll get a clear, written estimate for the exact plan you choose.
Get an estimateMaking a new smile affordable
Because veneers are cosmetic, insurance usually doesn't apply — but you can spread payments with CareCredit financing, or save 15–20% with our $250/year membership plan. Not sure veneers are the right fit? Dental bonding is a lower-cost option for small changes. Learn more about our porcelain veneers, or book a consultation and we'll design your smile with you.
Common questions
- How much do veneers cost per tooth?
- Porcelain veneers typically run about $900–$2,500 per tooth; composite veneers are less, around $250–$1,500. Most smile makeovers use 6–10 veneers, and we give you a full written estimate after a consultation.
- Are porcelain or composite veneers worth the difference?
- Porcelain costs more but looks the most natural, resists stains, and lasts longest (often 10–15+ years). Composite is more affordable and faster but doesn't last as long. We'll help you choose for your goals and budget.
- Does insurance cover veneers?
- Veneers are usually considered cosmetic, so most insurance doesn't cover them. We offer CareCredit financing and a membership plan discount to make them affordable.
See your new smile before you commit.
Book a cosmetic consultation — we design it digitally and give you a clear price, with financing options.