Veneers can transform a smile, but prices vary a lot from one practice to the next, which can make it hard to know what to expect. Here is a clear guide to veneer costs in the UK in 2026, what affects the price, and what you will pay at Castle Street.
Across the UK, composite veneers typically cost from around £250 to £500 per tooth, and porcelain veneers from around £500 to £1,200 per tooth, depending on the practice and location.
See our full price list on our fees page.
Veneers are not usually available on the NHS, as they are generally considered a cosmetic treatment.
We offer 0% finance over 12 months through tabeo, so you can spread the cost of your veneers into equal monthly payments. Practice membership plan members also receive 10% off cosmetic treatments.
For many people, veneers are a long-term investment in their confidence. Porcelain veneers can last 10 to 15 years or more with good care. The key is choosing a practice that plans carefully and takes a conservative approach, removing as little natural tooth as possible.
At your cosmetic consultation, we will talk about your goals, look at your teeth and recommend the best option, which might be veneers, composite bonding or something simpler such as whitening. Call 01494 527 971 to book.
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