Average Cost of Veneers in Our Philadelphia Office

Typically, our veneer patients’ procedures range from $1,500 to $2,000 for their veneers, depending on the amount placed and personal factors such as the need for additional dental care.

What Is Factored into the Cost of Veneers?

At Dental Excellence of Blue Bell, we offer porcelain veneers and Lumineers. Porcelain veneers are the most natural-looking veneer and last longer than so-called composite veneers, also known as dental bonding. For this reason, they cost a bit more, but these materials can last almost twice as long and are the definitive choice for patients looking for the best quality and appearance. After all, porcelain veneers are an important investment in your smile; you deserve the best.

In addition, the cost of your procedure is influenced by the porcelain veneer options you select. The number of veneers you choose will have the most significant impact on your overall cost. However, you might influence your cost by selecting a particular type of veneer. The size of each veneer can contribute to the costs, so deciding to enlarge your teeth can be more expensive than maintaining teeth at the same size. Finally, not all veneers are made of the same material. The material you choose for your veneers can influence their cost. 

In addition to considering the quality of the veneers, it also pays to consider the experience of your Philadelphia cosmetic dentist. You should know that you are paying for the artistic and technical skill of the dentist who makes and places the veneers. There are risks whenever you put your teeth in the hands of a dentist, so it pays to be confident in their skills and experience. We encourage you to ask Dr. Siegel about his experience so you see firsthand that he is the right dentist for the job.

What Is the Cost of Lumineers Compared to Traditional Veneers?

Lumineers can cost a little less than traditional veneers. Lumineers are a variation on the veneers concept, but they’re different because they:

  • Are made of a proprietary material
  • Are thinner than traditional veneers
  • Can often be applied to teeth without removing tooth enamel

Although the proprietary material and brand name add to the cost of Lumineers, using less material and avoiding the cost of a preparation procedure can make them slightly less. 

However, the cost difference is not enough to make price a significant differentiator between these two procedures. Since they’re similar in durability and beauty, small procedural details determine which type of veneer is best for you. During your initial consultation, Dr. Siegel will listen to your goals and recommend your best choice. 

The Cost of a Smile Makeover

Porcelain veneers are often used in combination with other cosmetic procedures in a custom treatment known as a smile makeover. The cost of the total procedure depends on the cost of all the procedures used. 

Sometimes, the cost of a smile makeover may be less than that of all the separate dental procedures. That’s because combining cosmetic procedures can improve their efficiency. Whenever we save time and materials, it reduces our cost, and we pass the savings on to you.

Paying for My Veneers

Our goal at Dental Excellence of Blue Bell is to provide you with the care you desire without letting the expense prevent it. This is why we…

  • Accept most dental insurance plans (check with your provider first).
  • Accept all major credit cards.
  • Offer dental financing through CareCredit. With CareCredit, you can get up to 12 months of interest-free financing.
  • Provide extended payment plans for as little as $50 per month for up to 5 years on approved credit.

Most of the time, insurance covers little of the cost of veneers. That’s because insurance coverage doesn’t typically extend to cosmetic dentistry.  

To enhance your smile and learn more about veneers contact our dental office in Blue Bell at (610) 272-0828.