How much do veneers cost? What actually changes the price

The price of veneers depends mainly on two things: the material (porcelain, polyresin or resin) and how many teeth are included. The health of your teeth, and the maintenance each material needs over the years, make up the rest. That’s why an honest quote only comes after someone has looked at your teeth.

Here’s what moves the number, and how to compare quotes without getting misled by the first figure you see.

1. The material

This is the biggest factor. The three materials we work with differ in how they’re made, how long they last and how much care they need:

• Porcelain (EMAX): the highest investment. Lasts up to 20 years, resists stains and needs no maintenance visits.
• Polyresin: the middle option. Lasts up to 10 years, resists stains and breaks, needs periodic maintenance.
• Resin: the most accessible. Lasts up to 5 years and needs a maintenance visit every year.

For the full comparison, read porcelain, polyresin or resin: how to choose.

2. How many teeth

Veneers are made tooth by tooth, so the count matters. Some people only need to fix one or two front teeth; others want the whole visible smile redone so shape and shade match from side to side. How many teeth show when you smile varies from person to person, and it’s something we look at together during the evaluation.

3. The condition of your teeth

Veneers go on healthy teeth and gums. If there’s something to treat first, the plan has to include it, and it changes the total. A good quote tells you this upfront instead of surprising you later.

4. Maintenance over the years

This is the part most quotes leave out. A cheaper material that needs a visit every year, and replacement after a few years, can cost more over a decade than a material that lasts twice or four times as long.

A simple way to compare: divide the price by the expected lifespan, then add the maintenance visits. The option with the lowest first number isn’t always the lowest per year.

5. What’s included

Ask what each quote covers. With us, porcelain and polyresin include a try-on before final cementation and a deep cleaning. Resin doesn’t include either. Two quotes can look different simply because they include different things.

Why you won’t find a price list online

Two people asking for “veneers” can need very different work. A number without seeing your teeth is either a guess or a starting price that grows later. We’d rather give you one exact number once we’ve seen your case.

Paying over time

If the total is what’s holding you back, you can split it into interest-free payments with Klarna. Approval takes minutes, and applying doesn’t affect your credit score.

Get your exact number

The evaluation and treatment plan are free (terms and conditions apply). You leave with an exact quote for your case, and there’s no obligation to go ahead. Ask for yours on WhatsApp.