How much do veneers cost in the UK?

How much do veneers cost in the UK?

If you're considering veneers, you've come to the right place - our practice has some great specialists in this field! But are you worried that the price of this solution in the UK will knock you off your feet? Are you considering flying to Poland to take advantage of lower prices? Read our text and find out how much veneers cost in the UK. 

Tooth veneers - what are they?

To begin with, let's answer the question of what veneers are. You can use them in many cases - when your teeth are crooked, when you want to change their shape or even their colour. How is this possible? A veneer is simply a thin layer of porcelain or composite. It will be bonded to your own tooth.

Veneers that are well made look really fantastic! Our patients always leave the practice very satisfied. The smiles look like they're from a top Hollywood production - but that's not their only advantage.

Read also our article: "How do you achieve a Hollywood smile and how much does it cost?".

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Preparation of teeth for treatment

Before veneers can be fitted, it is necessary to repair any cavity, even the smallest one, in the mouth. The teeth must be perfectly healthy. And with veneers in place, these will not break down once again. After all, veneers act like armour!

So if you plan to use this solution in the future, Get your dental treatment started today. Want to know how much veneers cost in the UK? Read on! And if you're curious about the whole treatment process - what it looks like, how long it takes - read our text: "Dental veneers in the UK. Everything you need to know".

Dreaming of veneers? This is what you need to remember! 

Veneers are first and foremost a lifelong decision, because in order to have them fitted, it is necessary to remove the natural layer of enamel from your teeth. This process is no longer renewable. What's more, once fitted, veneers will not look beautiful for the rest of your life. It is a long time - about 10 or 15 years - but you still have to reckon with the fact that the time will come to get them corrected.

When finding out how much veneers cost in the UK, also consider whether you are ready to take this step. Or perhaps your teeth need a different solution? Read our text: "What is dental bonding in the UK?".

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When are you not allowed to wear veneers? 

Unfortunately, there are some contraindications to having veneers fitted. The first of these is of course, as we mentioned earlier, poor dental health. Therefore, if you are planning veneers in the future - be sure to take care of this.

The second contraindication is bruxismThe unconscious grinding of teeth. You can read more about this disorder, and how to treat it, here: "Bruxism, or teeth grinding - where does it come from and how to get rid of it?".

If your teeth are short, and here too, there may be some difficulty with veneers. Don't worry, though - your dentist will certainly show you another solution!

cost of veneers in the uk

Cost of veneers in the UK

To answer the question of how much veneers cost in the UK, we also need to take into account the fact that you will need temporary veneers at the outset. When calculating the price, also take into account any appointments you will need to have your teeth treated.

The cost of veneers in the UK varies around £180 for composite and £450 for porcelain. You need to know that a smile is not equal and everyone needs different treatment. But don't worry - beautiful white teeth are definitely within your reach!

How is this possible? At our practice, you can spread the cost of your veneers over convenient, interest-free instalments. Read our article: "Teeth on credit: dental treatment on hire purchase". IMPORTANT: Our instalment system is 100% secure and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA number 619628).

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Other ways to get white teeth!  

Remember - veneers are not the only way to have beautiful, healthy, even teeth! You can also benefit from many other solutions. Ideally, you should contact your dentist, who will assess the state of your smile and point out the best one for you. Also read our article: "How to have white teeth?" and find out more!