Cosmetic veneers cost has become a major cause of concern in recent times. Composite or Porcelain, the choice of veneers does not come into play. It’s ultimately the question of how long and how effective these veneers are going to be and depending on the material used for these veneers, the costs can vary.
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Composite veneers generally cost around 250$ per tooth and are fitted directly by bonding agents. They can last for 5-6 years and require maintenance as they can break off or get stained easily.
Porcelain veneers, on the other hand, cost around 900$ – 2,500$ per teeth and last for 10-15 years and are by and large unbreakable due to their ceramic quality. They can strengthen the teeth and are stain-resistant. Porcelain veneers are more popular choice of the two and there is also another veneer type called lumineers which costs around 700$ to 1000$ and can give your teeth a luminous quality and can last for around 10-15 years.
Cosmetic veneer costs also vary from one place to another depending on the location (remote area or a metropolitan city), the skills and expertise of the dentist as also his experience, the type of veneer best suited to your teeth’s needs, choice of material and shape, the number of veneers to be fitted in etc. Dentists always quote their price on a per teeth basis and if you are going to need more than one veneer for your teeth, the cost could escalate.
Since dental insurance does not cover the cost of veneers cosmetics, an in-depth expense analysis and suitable financial arrangements should be made before going in for these. Many dental clinics have easy installment options for patients and it would be advisable to check out all the details of the expenses – cost per visit, cost of veneers, how many veneers needed, whether payment to be made for every consecutive visit as a follow-up, any payment options available, cosmetic dentists’ fees, aftercare facilities charges etc and then decide accordingly.
Of course, a confident and bright smile can make you feel good about yourself and can help in the overall good health and cheerfulness that is so essential for success both professionally and personally and paying a little extra would be worth the effort in the long run.


