How Much Do Veneers Cost?
Composite veneers cost £300-£400 & porcelain veneers cost £850-£950 per tooth typically at Whites Dental. Price includes a free consultation.
Porcelain Veneers Cost
£850-£950 Typically
£850-£950 Typically
Composite Veneers Cost
£300-£400 Typically
£300-£400 Typically
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Veneers Cost
How Much Do Dental Veneers Cost In The UK?
Prices At Whites Dental In London
Composite veneers typically cost between £300 and £400 per tooth.
Porcelain veneers typically cost £850 – £950 per tooth at Whites Dental.
No-prep veneers typically cost £900 – £1,100 per tooth.
Lumineers usually cost £900 – £1,000 per tooth.
The final cost depends on factors such as the veneer material, the number of teeth being treated and the complexity of the case. For broader information about veneer types, suitability and treatment, visit our veneers treatment page.
A consultation allows the dentist to assess your teeth and provide a personalised quote based on the treatment required.
This page focuses specifically on veneer prices, cost per tooth, larger treatment costs and finance options. For information about how veneers work, suitability and the different treatment options available, visit our veneers treatment page.
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Cost By Type Of Veneer
Porcelain Veneer Cost
Porcelain veneers usually cost between £850 and £950 per tooth. 6 teeth are usually priced around £5,700 – an assessment is usually needed.
Lumineer Cost
Lumineers veneers are a more expensive – they cost £900 – £1,000 per tooth usually. 6 teeth can cost around £6,000.
Emax Veneer Cost
Emax veneers are high-quality veneers – typically cost £850-£1,000 per tooth. 6 teeth usually cost around £5,900.
Composite Veneer Cost
Composite veneers are much more cost effective – they cost between £300 and £400 per tooth usually. 6 teeth can cost £1,795.
How Much Do Full Mouth Veneers Cost?
Full mouth veneers cost £4,000-£7,000 usually
The cost of full mouth veneers depends on the type of veneers chosen, the number of teeth being treated and the complexity of your smile makeover. Composite veneers are generally more affordable than porcelain veneers, while treating both the upper and lower arches will cost more than covering just one arch.
For a full mouth treatment covering approximately 16 teeth across both arches, costs can range from £4,000 for composite veneers and £7,000 for porcelain veneers typically at Whites Dental.
A dental consultation will help determine how many veneers you actually need and provide an accurate quote for your treatment.
Our Veneer Prices
At Whites Dental, dental veneers treatment is surprisingly affordable. The fees for dental veneers depends on the type you are looking for. Veneers on front teeth or the ‘social six’ are a common choice for patients.
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Consultation |
FREE |
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Composite Veneers – 2 Teeth |
from £600 |
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Composite Veneers – 4 Teeth |
from £1,195 |
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Composite Veneers – 6 Teeth |
from £1,795 |
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Emax Veneers – 2 Teeth |
from £1,700 |
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Emax Veneers – 4 Teeth |
from £3,400 |
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Emax Veneers – 6 Teeth |
from £4,900 |
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No Prep - 2 Teeth |
from £1,600 |
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No Prep - 4 Teeth |
from £3,200 |
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No Prep - 6 Teeth |
from £4,800 |
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Lumineer – 2 Teeth |
from £1,700 |
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Lumineer – 4 Teeth |
from £3,400 |
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Lumineer – 6 Teeth |
from £4,900 |
Veneers Finance Options
The cost of dental veneers can be spread across manageable monthly payments, making cosmetic dentistry more accessible without paying the full treatment fee upfront. At Whites Dental, patients can choose between 12-month interest-free veneers finance plan and longer repayment plans, subject to eligibility and approval.
12-Month Finance: 0% APR
Whites Dental offers 0% finance over 12 months, allowing eligible patients to spread the cost of their veneer treatment without paying interest, subject to the agreement’s terms. This option may suit patients who can comfortably afford higher monthly repayments and want to pay for their treatment over a shorter period.
24–60-Month Finance: 9.9% APR
For patients who prefer lower monthly repayments, Whites Dental also offers finance over 24, 36, 48 and 60 months at 9.9% APR. Spreading the cost over two to five years can make treatment easier to budget for, although interest increases the total amount repaid.
Example Monthly Payments For Dental Veneers
The table below illustrates the monthly repayments for a hypothetical £3,000 veneer treatment under the available finance terms.
| Finance Term | APR | Monthly Payment |
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| 12 Months | 0% | £250 |
| 24 Months | 9.9% | £138 |
| 36 Months | 9.9% | £96 |
| 48 Months | 9.9% | £75 |
| 60 Months | 9.9% | £63 |
Figures are illustrative estimates based on £3,000 financed, with no deposit or additional fees. Actual repayments depend on the finance agreement and are subject to eligibility and approval.
How To Choose The Right Veneer Finance Plan
When comparing dental veneer finance options, consider both the monthly repayment and the total amount payable. The 12-month interest-free option avoids interest, while longer-term plans offer smaller monthly payments but increase the overall cost of borrowing.
Before applying, obtain a personalised treatment quotation so you know how much you need to finance. Whites Dental can explain the available repayment options and help you understand the costs associated with your proposed veneer treatment.
Interested In Dental Veneers At Whites Dental? Contact the team to discuss your treatment options, receive a personalised quotation and check your eligibility for available finance plans. Whites Dental has London locations in Waterloo and Marble Arch.
How Much Are Composite Veneers For A Full Arch?
Composite veneers can cost £2,195-£2,295 for a full arch
Composite veneers typically range between £300 and £400 per tooth at Whites Dental. For a full arch of 8 teeth, the price is typically £2,195-£2,295.
Composite veneers are generally more affordable than porcelain veneers because the composite resin is applied directly to the teeth rather than manufactured in a dental laboratory. The final cost depends on the number of teeth treated, the amount of reshaping required and the dentist’s experience.
A consultation will provide a more accurate quote based on your smile and treatment goals.
How Much Are Porcelain Veneers For A Full Arch?
Porcelain veneers can cost £5,500-£7,000 for a full arch
Porcelain veneers typically range between £850 and £950 per tooth at Whites Dental.
A single porcelain veneer may cost more because matching one restoration to the surrounding natural teeth can require additional shade and aesthetic planning.
For multiple porcelain veneers, the total cost depends on the number of teeth being treated and the complexity of the case. Full-arch treatment may therefore cost several thousand pounds.
If you would like a more accurate estimate, you can send photographs of your teeth or arrange a consultation so the dentist can assess the number of veneers required and provide an indicative quote.
How Much Do Lumineers Cost For A Full Arch?
Lumineers can range between £6,000 and £7,500 for a full arch
Lumineers typically cost £900 – £1,000 per tooth at Whites Dental.
For a larger number of teeth, the total price increases according to the number of Lumineers required. A full-arch case may therefore cost several thousand pounds.
The final fee depends on the number of teeth being treated and the complexity of the case. If you would like an indicative quote, you can send photographs of your smile or arrange a consultation for a more detailed assessment.
How Much Do Veneers Cost Per Tooth?
Composite Veneers Cost Per Tooth
Composite veneers typically cost around £300–£400 per tooth at Whites Dental, depending on the dentist and the complexity of treatment. They are sculpted directly onto the teeth using composite resin, making them a more affordable option for improving tooth shape, colour and minor imperfections.
Porcelain Veneers Cost Per Tooth
Porcelain veneers usually cost £850–£950 per tooth at Whites Dental, depending on the materials that the dentist uses. They are custom-made to provide natural-looking results, with excellent stain resistance and durability.
What Affects The Cost Per Tooth?
The cost of veneers per tooth depends on the material chosen, the condition of the tooth and the amount of cosmetic work required. The dentist’s experience, laboratory fees for porcelain veneers and any necessary preparatory treatment can also influence the final price.
Is It Cheaper To Get Multiple Veneers?
Treating several teeth increases the overall cost, however, at Whites Dental, we offer discounted prices for larger treatments or full smile makeovers. During a consultation, your dentist can recommend how many veneers you need and provide a personalised quotation based on your goals and budget.
Composite Veneers Vs Porcelain Veneers: Cost Comparison
Functional & Cost Differences
The main cost difference between composite and porcelain veneers comes down to the upfront investment and the ongoing cost of maintaining your results. Composite veneers can be a practical choice when correcting minor chips, gaps or uneven edges without committing to the higher price of porcelain. Porcelain veneers usually involve greater initial expense, but their resistance to staining and wear may reduce the need for frequent cosmetic repairs.
Comparison Table
| Cost Comparison | Composite Veneers | Porcelain Veneers |
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| Cost Per Tooth | £300–£400 | £850–£950 |
| Cost For 8 Teeth | £2,195-£2,295 | £5,500-£7,000 |
| Material | Composite Resin | Dental Porcelain |
| Typical Lifespan | 5–7 Years | 10–15 Years |
| Maintenance Costs | May need more frequent polishing and repairs | May require replacement if damaged |
| Best For | Patients who prefer a more affordable cosmetic treatment | Patients who prioritise a long term cosmetic option with better aesthetics |
What Does The Cost Of Veneers Depend On?
Type Of Veneers
The cost of veneers depends partly on the material used, with porcelain veneers generally costing more than composite veneers. Porcelain offers excellent stain resistance and natural-looking aesthetics, while composite bonding can provide a more affordable option for improving the appearance of teeth.
Number Of Veneers Required
The number of teeth being treated has a significant impact on the overall cost of veneers. Treating a single tooth will usually cost less than transforming several teeth across the upper or lower smile, although the price per veneer may vary depending on the treatment plan.
Complexity Of The Treatment
The condition of your teeth and the results you want to achieve can influence the final cost of veneers. Additional procedures, such as treating tooth decay or addressing gum problems before cosmetic treatment, may increase the overall expense.
Dentist’s Experience
The dentist’s expertise, the quality of materials used and the facilities available at the dental practice can all affect veneer prices. Practices in London may charge more than those in other parts of the UK due to differences in operating costs, laboratory fees and the level of service provided.