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Veneers price | How much do dental veneers cost?

Researching the price of dental veneers and want to understand the options and costs? You are in the right place. At OrthoDental we are committed to full price transparency and to explaining clearly every cost that forms part of your treatment plan.

Dentist matching a veneer to the natural shade of a patient's teeth

Quick takeaways

  • Monolithic ceramic veneers: €500
  • Layered ceramic veneers: €650
  • Spread the cost over up to 84 instalments with LeanPay
  • Your exact price is confirmed at your consultation, with no surprises

Dental veneer price

The price of a veneer depends on the material you choose. Patients often ask about the cost of a dental crown too, although that is a different treatment. In the table below we compare veneers with other ways to improve your smile, then set out the price for two veneer techniques.

Ways to improve your smile
Treatment What it changes Reversible
Teeth whitening Colour & shade Non-invasive
Composite bonding Shape & minor gaps Yes
Veneers Colour, shape & size No

Dental veneers – service and price

At OrthoDental we know how important it is that your smile looks natural and flawless, so we offer two premium veneer solutions tailored to your needs. The first option is monolithic ceramic veneers, available for €500. They are extremely durable, making them ideal for teeth that are less visible but still exposed to strong chewing forces.

If you are looking for a solution that meets the highest aesthetic standards, especially for your front teeth, then layered ceramic veneers at €650 are the right choice. They are prized for the way they match the colour of your natural teeth, with precise shade adjustment for a completely natural look. Veneers are a well-established cosmetic treatment; you can read an independent overview in the NHS guide to veneers.

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Instalment payments available

Investing in your smile is an important decision, so we have made it easier with instalment payments. Through our finance partner LeanPay you can split the cost over up to 84 instalments, making our premium care more accessible. See the full price list.

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We are committed to high-quality treatment, transparent pricing and flexible payment options. Get in touch for more details or to arrange an examination.

Comparing costs across treatments? Read our tooth extraction price guide, or explore our veneers treatment page.

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Frequently asked questions

How much do dental veneers cost at OrthoDental?

Monolithic ceramic veneers cost €500 and layered ceramic veneers cost €650. Your final treatment plan and price are confirmed at your consultation.

What is the difference between monolithic and layered ceramic veneers?

Monolithic ceramic veneers are made from a single block of ceramic, making them highly durable and well suited to teeth exposed to strong chewing forces. Layered ceramic veneers are built up in layers for the most precise shade match, so they are ideal for highly visible front teeth.

Can I pay for veneers in instalments?

Yes. Through our finance partner LeanPay you can split the cost over up to 84 instalments.

Are dental veneers reversible?

No. Because a thin layer of enamel is prepared so the veneer fits precisely, the treatment is not reversible. It is worth discussing your options carefully at your consultation.

Related reading: dental veneers treatment, composite bonding, dental crowns, or see our full price list.

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Gordana Čižmek

Gordana Čižmek

Gordana Čižmek, DMD, is an orthodontist and Clinical Director of the OrthoDental centre. She is a double specialist — a specialist in dentofacial (jaw and dental) orthopaedics and a specialist in paediatric and preventive dentistry. She graduated from the Faculty of Medicine, University of Ljubljana, in 1995, completed her specialization in paediatric and preventive dentistry in 2008, and her specialization in orthodontics in 2013. With more than two decades of clinical experience, she focuses on orthodontic diagnostics, the treatment of tooth and jaw irregularities in children, adolescents and adults, and digital planning of orthodontic therapy with invisible aligners such as Invisalign. As Clinical Director she leads the clinic's professional protocols and the planning of complex cases, ensuring individual, expert care for every patient at OrthoDental in Ljubljana, Slovenia.


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