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Porcelain veneers
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60 months finance 11.9% APR
The cost of veneers varies depending on the type of veneer, the kind of practice you choose, and your location in the UK.
On average, you can expect porcelain veneers to cost around £1,000 to £1,300.
Composite veneers, on the other hand, which are less expensive, are typically charged between £350 and £800 per tooth.
As our practice is based in Weybridge, Surrey, we’re not tied down by the expensive costs of cities like London, so we can pass on more favourable rates to our patients.
We want to ensure that Myodental is right for you and your smile. So please take advantage of our free consultation.
When it comes to paying for veneers, you have two options:
Interest-free finance is only available for the first 12 months. Longer terms are available, but an additional APR is charged, which drives up the total cost of your treatment.
At Myo Dental, we’ll require a 20% deposit for any patient wishing to take out dental finance with us. Additionally, while we offer dental finance to our patients, we only offer 12 months interest-free.
Typically, six veneers are considered a full set, as they only treat the front, visible six teeth. Eight can be used for particularly wide smiles. Below is a breakdown of the number of veneers for each system and how much they cost.
Want to calculate for yourself how much this will cost on dental finance? We offer 12-month interest-free and interest-bearing terms up to 60 months. If you’re opting for interest-free finance, we require a 20% deposit.
If you decide based on cost, composite tends to come out on top. However, suppose you’re serious about making over your smile.
In that case, you might enjoy the longevity of porcelain and the fact that it’s the most natural-looking as it has translucent properties and is stain-resistant. Composite veneers are tremendous but are cheaper for a reason.
Compared to porcelain, which lasts up to 20 years, composite veneers typically only last between 5-7.
That said, composite veneers are not without their benefits.
They’re faster to apply, meaning you can walk away in just one appointment with a new smile. Plus, if they deteriorate, chip or stain, they’re much easier and cheaper to renew and repair.
