Dental veneers can be a wonderful option for cosmetic dentistry. The next question is about the cost if you are eligible for the procedure. The number of teeth required can have a dramatic impact on the price. You can also get crowns & veneers in Western Australia through many websites.

A concomitant factor is one's overall oral health. A person with good oral health will pay less than someone who has severe tooth decay, gum disease, or has other health problems. These issues must be addressed before veneers can be considered. This can take time and could cost a lot.

Because they are elective, dental veneers are not often covered by insurance. Additional factors affecting the cost include:

* Material type – Composites are often less expensive than porcelain ones

* Type of veneer – Veneers with minimal preparation, such as Lumineers, cost less than traditional veneers. Traditional veneers are more durable.

Prices will be higher in large metropolitan areas than in smaller locations. This is because of many factors. Typically, the overhead in large metropolitan areas is higher than elsewhere, so the cost of coverage must be passed to the customer.

* Prices for veneer fabrication vary greatly by the lab.

Composite veneers cost between $250 and $1500, according to national averages. The cost of porcelain veneers ranges from $925 to $2500 per tooth. Composite veneers can last up to 7 years while traditional veneers last for 10 to 15 years. The Lumineers brand veneers are not shaved and are extremely thin at 2.2-2.3mm. The average cost per tooth is $700 to $1300.