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Veneers

Expect to pay $55-$2,400 for veneers at a typical dental office, or $55-$580 through discount programs and dental schools.

Dental veneers are thin shells bonded to front teeth to improve appearance.

Sources: CDT benchmark database, state Medicaid fee schedules, and providers’ published rates. Re-verified monthly. Nothing on this page is a quote.

Typical Price Range

$55-$2,400

Based on CDT code database

Discount Programs & Dental Schools

$55-$580

Potential savings: Up to 75%*

FTC Pricing Disclaimer: Prices shown are estimated ranges based on dental_cdt_prices database (127 CDT codes), ADA fee surveys, FAIR Health. Actual prices vary by location, dentist, and complexity. Always verify pricing before scheduling.

Detailed Price Comparison by CDT Code

Prices from 23 related CDT codes in our database.

Medicaid rates for:
CDT CodeProcedureCash PriceInsurer Allowed*Dental SchoolFQHC RangeMedicaid (CA)
D2920Re-Cement or Re-Bond Crown$55-$225$98-$155 FairPass FairPass FairPass
D2915Re-Cement or Re-Bond Cast or Prefabricated Post$55-$225$98-$155 FairPass FairPass FairPass
D2940Protective Restoration$55-$225$98-$155 FairPass FairPass FairPass
D2140Amalgam Filling - One Surface$75-$275$120-$185 FairPass FairPass FairPass
D2330Composite Filling - One Surface, Anterior$80-$300$135-$210 FairPass FairPass FairPass
D2150Amalgam Filling - Two Surfaces$90-$340$145-$225 FairPass FairPass FairPass
D2391Composite Filling - One Surface, Posterior$90-$340$150-$235 FairPass FairPass FairPass
D2331Composite Filling - Two Surfaces, Anterior$100-$375$168-$260 FairPass FairPass FairPass
D2160Amalgam Filling - Three Surfaces$110-$400$175-$275 FairPass FairPass FairPass
D2392Composite Filling - Two Surfaces, Posterior$115-$425$190-$295 FairPass FairPass FairPass
D2332Composite Filling - Three Surfaces, Anterior$120-$450$200-$315 FairPass FairPass FairPass
D2930Prefabricated Stainless Steel Crown - Primary$130-$450$215-$335 FairPass FairPass FairPass
D2393Composite Filling - Three Surfaces, Posterior$140-$520$232-$365 FairPass FairPass FairPass
D2335Composite Filling - Four+ Surfaces, Anterior$140-$525$240-$375 FairPass FairPass FairPass
D2950Core Build-up Including Pins$150-$550$250-$400 FairPass FairPass FairPass
D2394Composite Filling - Four+ Surfaces, Posterior$165-$615$275-$430 FairPass FairPass FairPass
D2954Prefabricated Post and Core$175-$625$290-$455 FairPass FairPass FairPass
D2710Crown - Resin-Based Composite$425-$1,425$662-$1,038 FairPass FairPass FairPass
D2751Crown - Porcelain Fused to Predominantly Base Metal$500-$1,800$820-$1,300 FairPass FairPass FairPass
D2750Crown - Porcelain Fused to Metal$550-$1,900$850-$1,350 FairPass FairPass FairPass
D2740Crown - Porcelain/Ceramic$600-$2,000$900-$1,400 FairPass FairPass FairPass
D2752Crown - Porcelain Fused to Noble Metal$650-$2,200$975-$1,520 FairPass FairPass FairPass
D2790Crown - Full Cast High Noble Metal$700-$2,400$1,050-$1,650 FairPass FairPass FairPass

*Estimated range insurers typically allow for this procedure (50th-80th percentile), modeled from published fee-survey data. Individual plan rates vary. Medicaid rates come from published state fee schedules and generally apply only to enrolled Medicaid members at participating providers.

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Paying With Insurance vs. Paying Cash

Dental insurance works differently from medical insurance. Knowing how plans actually pay for veneers helps you pick the cheaper route.

If you have insurance

Insurer-allowed amount*

Your plan negotiates the fee down to the allowed amount, then typically pays 50-80% of basic work and 50% of major work, until you hit your annual maximum (usually $1,000-$2,000). You pay the rest.

If you pay cash

Negotiable cash price

Many offices discount 10-30% for payment in full at time of service, but you have to ask. Dental schools and FQHC clinics go lower. No waiting periods, no annual maximum.

Third option

Dental savings plan

Not insurance: an annual fee ($80-$200) buys access to pre-negotiated discounts of 15-40% at network dentists. No waiting periods or maximums, often the best fit for major work.

Rule of thumb: for cleanings and checkups, cash is often cheaper than carrying a plan. For a single big procedure, a plan’s $1,000-$2,000 annual maximum usually covers only part of the bill. Compare the insurer-allowed column against a negotiated cash or dental-school price before assuming insurance wins. Watch for 6-12 month waiting periods on new plans.

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What's Included

  • Consultation
  • Tooth Prep
  • Custom Veneer
  • Bonding

Recovery Time

No recovery needed

Veneers FAQs

How much do veneers cost per tooth?

Porcelain veneers cost $925-$2,500 per tooth at private practices. Composite veneers are cheaper ($250-$600 per tooth) but less durable. Most people get 4-8 veneers for a full smile makeover, costing $4,000-$20,000 total. Payment plans and financing are commonly available.

How long do veneers last?

Porcelain veneers last 10-15 years with proper care. Composite veneers last 5-7 years. Avoid biting hard objects and wear a night guard if you grind your teeth. When veneers need replacement, the cost is similar to the original placement.

Are dental veneers covered by insurance?

Dental veneers are considered cosmetic and are almost never covered by insurance. This makes cash-pay pricing especially important. Compare prices from multiple providers and ask about financing options.

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