The cost of veneers
If you’re experiencing stains, chips or gaps in your teeth, dental veneers can help. As thin, natural-looking covers placed on the front of your teeth, veneers can transform your smile.
At Aspen Dental, our veneers are customized to you for a long-term look and feel that’s true to you. Plus, our care comes with upfront pricing, payment options designed for your budget and an expert team dedicated to helping you achieve the results you want. To see if veneers are available near you, call today.
How much do veneers cost?
On average, Aspen Dental patients pay $1,329 per tooth¹
Veneers do more than transform your smile—they transform your confidence. We want you to have the smile of your dreams, so we provide a variety of veneers for every need and budget. To see if your local Aspen Dental offers veneers, call today.
¹This average price of veneers is an approximation based on 2025 internal data and may not reflect the actual cost you will encounter due to individual factors. Price range varies from $916 to $2,086. For location specific pricing, please click here.
What factors affect the cost of veneers?
How much you pay depends on:
Veneer materials
From porcelain to composite, the material your dentist recommends affects how much you pay.
Procedure complexity
If you need teeth shaping or gum contouring, it will affect your overall care plan pricing.
Number of teeth
Pricing is also based on the number of teeth you want veneers for. The more teeth, the more you pay.
Dental office location
Overall costs may vary from office to office, based on availability and types offered.
Cost of dental veneers based on type and location
Learn the average price Aspen Dental patients pay for veneers based on material.
Porcelain veneers cost | $1,477²
The average cost Aspen Dental patients pay for porcelain veneers is $1,477 per tooth.² Porcelain veneers are the most natural-looking option with the highest durability, which is why they tend to cost more. They are custom-crafted just for you and are bonded to your tooth so they feel seamless with the rest of your smile. They can last up to 15 years or longer and are easy to maintain, making them a great value long-term.
²Price displayed is the average price paid by patients in the Aspen Dental network for selected services.
Composite veneers cost | $1,043³
If you’re on a tighter budget composite veneers may be the right fit for you with an average price of $1,043 per tooth.³ With a lower cost and the potential for same-day results, composite veneers are the budget-friendly solution that give you results you’re excited to show off.
³Price displayed is the average price paid by patients in the Aspen Dental network for selected services.
Full set of veneers cost | $8,344⁴
Opting for a full set of veneers ensures you get consistent look for your entire smile but naturally comes with at a higher price tag because you’re transforming all of your teeth. Pricing for a full set of veneers would include up to 6 of your front teeth. Your care team will outline how the price of your set varies based on your goals, the material recommended for your veneers and your current oral health, which will impact your out-of-pocket costs.
Your dentist may also recommend dental crowns for molars or pre-existing conditions (root canals, previous fillings or damage due to decay) because they can be more durable than veneers, which is important for function, chewing and eating.
⁴Price displayed is the average price paid by patients in the Aspen Dental network for selected services.
Prices vary by provider, material, case complexity and location.
Does dental insurance cover veneers?
Most insurance plans treat veneers as cosmetic care, so they may not cover the cost. If a veneer is medically necessary, an insurance plan may cover part of it. Coverage depends on your the specific policy you have so it’s important to ask your insurance provider for your specific plan details to understand your coverage. While we work with most providers at Aspen Dental, we do not accept Medicaid. To get more pricing and payment information, your local office can discuss self-pay options, saving opportunities and 3rd-party financing.
Why choose Aspen Dental for your veneers?
We offer a full suite of dental services for all of your smile needs.
We offer treatments tailored to your unique needs and budget.
Explore dental insurance plans we accept. We do not accept Medicaid.
Veneers cost FAQs
How much do veneers cost without insurance?
Many insurance plans do not cover veneers. If you do not have dental insurance or your insurance doesn’t cover veneers, your office will walk you through monthly payment options through 3rd-party financing and any current savings that may be available for your care.
If you need care beyond dental veneers and are without insurance, you can sign-up for the Aspen Dental Savings Plan, which saves you up to 30% on dental care and is only $49/year.⁵
⁵The Aspen Dental Savings Plan is NOT insurance. Please see plan terms and conditions for details.
How much are veneers?
Veneers range in price depending on the type of veneer recommended for you and how many teeth you’re looking to have them added to.
Composite veneers tend to be more affordable but don’t last as long as porcelain veneers
Porcelain veneers tend to last longer, saving you money in the long run, but are more costly upfront than composite veneers.
To learning more about pricing at Aspen Dental, visit our veneers cost page.
How much is a full set of veneers?
Veneers range in price depending on the type of veneer recommended for you.
Composite veneers tend to be more affordable but don’t last as long as porcelain veneers
Porcelain veneers tend to last longer, saving you money in the long run, but are more costly upfront than composite veneers.
To learning more about pricing at Aspen Dental, visit our veneers cost page.
How long do veneers last?
How long your veneers last depends on the type of veneers you have. For bonded veneers, such as composite or porcelain veneers, they may last up to 15 years with proper care, regular dental checkups and a great oral hygiene routine.
Is a full set of veneers worth it?
If you’re looking to transform the look of your smile, veneers can be a good choice. It’s important to speak with a provider, compare your options and consider the look you want, how many teeth you plan to treat and your budget. When you visit Aspen Dental, we explain all of your options so you can decide what’s right for you with confidence.
What type of veneers are most cost-effective?
When thinking of how cost-effective veneers are, it’s important to consider your overall goals and how long you would like to have veneers.
If you’re looking for an affordable option upfront, composite veneers are a great cost-effective option but don’t last as long as other solutions, potentially leading to you to need replacements sooner which will cost you more money in the long-run.
If you’re looking for the best long-term solution, porcelain veneers tend to be the most cost-effective because they last the longest. With longevity of up to 10+ years with proper care, great oral hygiene and consistent checkups, porcelain veneers will likely need less replacements overall. So, while they may cost you more upfront, you’ll get the best long-term solution that’s known for durability and stain-resistance.
Can I get a cost estimate for veneers before the procedure?
Yes. When you visit Aspen Dental, you’ll receive an estimate after your exam and before we start the veneers process. It will list steps, timing and pricing for your recommended treatment. You can also ask about monthly payments through 3rd-party financing and any available savings opportunities.
Are composite veneers a more affordable alternative to traditional veneers?
Yes, composite veneers are a more budget-friendly and less invasive alternative to traditional (porcelain) veneers. While they may not be as long-lasting as porcelain, they offer a viable solution for patients on a tighter budget. Visit our blog to learn more about composite vs porcelain veneers today.
Are composite veneers applied in a single visit?
Composite veneers are known for their quick application and may be completed in as few as one visit, depending on the number of teeth being treated.
Porcelain veneers usually require two visits because your final veneers are custom-made for your teeth in a lab.