How much do veneers cost in the UK?
Veneers cost £295 per tooth for a composite veneer and £895 per tooth for a porcelain veneer at Toothi in Edgware. Six composite veneers are £1,595. Six porcelain veneers are £5,195, including the scan, mock-up, try-in, temporaries and a nightguard. The full table is below.
Veneer pricing in the UK is hard to pin down. Most practices publish nothing, or a “from” figure that turns out to be the simplest possible case. We publish the whole list, per tooth and per package, so you can work out your own total before you book anything.
Veneers cost UK: composite vs porcelain price table
| Veneer type | Per tooth | 4 teeth | 6 teeth | 8 teeth | 10 teeth |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Composite veneer | £295 | £1,095 | £1,595 | £1,995 | £2,395 |
| Porcelain veneer | £895 | Priced per tooth | £5,195 | £6,895 | £8,595 |
| Edge bonding (alternative) | £195 | £695 | £995 | Priced per tooth | Priced per tooth |
What’s included in a porcelain veneer package
Porcelain packages of six teeth or more are quoted as one fixed fee. That covers the planning and the fitting, as well as the veneers themselves:
- iTero digital scan
- Digital mock-up of the proposed result
- Wax-up try-in, so you see and approve the shape before anything is made
- Temporaries while the porcelain is being made
- Review appointment after fit
- A nightguard to protect the work
Single porcelain veneers at £895 per tooth are priced individually. The package inclusions above apply to cases of six teeth or more.
Composite vs porcelain veneers cost: which suits you
Porcelain costs roughly three times as much per tooth. The extra pays for a longer lifespan, better stain resistance and a bigger possible change in shape.
| Composite veneer — £295 per tooth | Porcelain veneer — £895 per tooth | |
|---|---|---|
| How it’s made | Sculpted by hand onto your tooth in the chair | Made in a dental laboratory from a digital scan |
| Visits | Usually one | Two, with temporaries in between |
| Tooth preparation | Minimal to none | A thin layer of enamel is prepared |
| Reversible | Largely yes | No |
| Typical lifespan | Four to seven years | Ten to fifteen years |
| Staining | Picks up stain over time | Highly stain resistant |
| Repairable | Yes, topped up in the chair | Replaced rather than repaired |
Composite suits you if you want a change you can reverse, a first look at a new smile, or a result now rather than in six weeks. Porcelain is the long-term choice, especially if the shade is changing a lot or the teeth are worn.
Full set of veneers cost UK
“A full set” usually means the teeth that show when you smile (six, eight or ten), not all 32. Very few people need veneers on their back teeth.
- Six teeth: £1,595 composite, £5,195 porcelain
- Eight teeth: £1,995 composite, £6,895 porcelain
- Ten teeth: £2,395 composite, £8,595 porcelain
At the consultation we count how many of your teeth actually show in a full smile. If six will do the job, we’ll say so rather than quote you for ten.
2 front teeth veneers cost UK
Two front teeth is a common request. It’s usually the two central incisors, after a chip, a gap or one tooth discolouring. Small cases like this are priced per tooth: £295 each for composite, £895 each for porcelain. The package rates apply from four teeth upwards.
Before treating just two teeth, bear in mind that matching the shade to your other teeth is harder than redoing a whole smile line. If you plan to whiten, whiten first. Composite and porcelain don’t respond to whitening gel once they’re on. Where the issue is only a worn or chipped edge, edge bonding at £195 per tooth often solves it without a veneer at all.
Veneers cost UK vs Turkey
Overseas clinics quote lower headline figures than UK practices, and that’s the whole basis of the comparison. Before you book flights, think through what the headline figure doesn’t cover.
- Aftercare. If a veneer comes off, chips or the bite needs adjusting, you’re in a different country from the dentist who placed it. Follow-up visits mean more flights, or a UK practice picking up work it didn’t plan.
- Treatment planning time. A compressed schedule leaves little room for a wax-up try-in and your approval of the shape before the porcelain is made. Toothi builds that step into every package of six or more.
- Regulation and recourse. UK dentists are registered with the General Dental Council and there’s a set complaints route. That doesn’t exist in the same form overseas.
- The full total. Compare the overseas headline plus flights, accommodation, time off work and any remedial treatment against a fixed UK fee that includes the planning, the temporaries, the review and a nightguard.
Plenty of people have good outcomes abroad. The point is to compare the whole cost and the whole process, not two headline numbers.
What else affects the cost of veneers
Treatment needed first. Veneers go onto healthy teeth and healthy gums. Decay, gum disease or a failing old restoration is dealt with first and priced separately. A check-up from £55 shows what, if anything, needs doing. Fillings start from £145.
Alignment. If teeth are crowded or rotated, straightening them first usually means fewer veneers and less drilling. Invisalign before veneers is often the more conservative plan, and we’ll tell you when it is.
Whitening. If you want a lighter base shade, whitening comes before veneers so the porcelain or composite is matched to the final colour.
Grinding. A nightguard is £195 and is already included in porcelain packages of six or more. If you clench or grind, you need one. It’s what protects the veneers.
Paying for veneers
0% finance over up to 10 months is available on treatment over £250. You get a written, fixed quote at the consultation, before any treatment starts.
Fees correct as of September 2026. Prices for every treatment are on the fees page.
Veneers at Toothi
Toothi is a fully private dental practice at 1 Handel Parade, Whitchurch Lane, Edgware, London HA8 6LD, two minutes from Edgware Station. We’re rated 4.9 on Google. Veneer cases are planned and placed by Dr Ali El-Kabengi (GDC 270807), who has a special interest in cosmetic and restorative dentistry. Open seven days: Mon–Wed and Fri 9am–6pm, Thu 9am–12pm, Sat 9am–5pm, Sun 10am–5pm.
More on the treatment itself is on the veneers in Edgware page, and the bonding alternative is covered on the composite bonding cost page.
Composite bonding results from our patients
Chips, gaps and worn edges rebuilt in tooth-coloured composite at Toothi in Edgware.
Photos of our own patients, shared with their consent. Individual results vary.
See more bonding before and afters →Planning a whole smile rather than one or two teeth? Our full set of veneers cost guide sets out the published prices for 6, 8 and 10 teeth, composite and porcelain.
Veneers cost: frequently asked questions
How much do veneers cost in the UK?
At Toothi, a composite veneer is £295 per tooth and a porcelain veneer is £895 per tooth. Six composite veneers are £1,595 and six porcelain veneers are £5,195. UK prices vary widely between practices, which is why we publish ours in full.
How much does a full set of veneers cost in the UK?
It depends how many teeth show when you smile. At Toothi: six teeth £1,595 composite or £5,195 porcelain; eight teeth £1,995 or £6,895; ten teeth £2,395 or £8,595.
How much do veneers on 2 front teeth cost in the UK?
Small cases are priced per tooth: £295 each for a composite veneer and £895 each for a porcelain veneer. Package rates apply from four teeth upwards.
What is the difference in cost between composite and porcelain veneers?
Composite is £295 per tooth and porcelain £895 per tooth, so roughly three to one. Porcelain typically lasts ten to fifteen years against four to seven for composite, resists staining better, and allows a greater change in shape and shade.
What is included in the porcelain veneer packages?
Packages of six teeth or more include an iTero scan, a digital mock-up, a wax-up try-in, temporaries, a review appointment and a nightguard.
Are veneers available on the NHS?
No. Veneers placed for cosmetic reasons aren’t funded by the NHS. Toothi is a fully private practice and doesn’t provide NHS treatment.
How long do veneers last?
Porcelain veneers typically last ten to fifteen years and composite veneers four to seven, with good hygiene and a nightguard if you grind. Both eventually need replacing.
Toothi London, 1 Handel Parade, Whitchurch Lane, Edgware, London HA8 6LD · 020 3148 2444 · Mon–Wed & Fri 9am–6pm, Thu 9am–12pm, Sat 9am–5pm, Sun 10am–5pm (open 7 days). Dr Ali El-Kabengi GDC 270807. Fully private practice. Fees correct as of September 2026.
