How much does a porcelain veneer cost?
The typical porcelain veneer cost is $750 (the median negotiated price), with the middle half of practices charging $636 to $869.
Porcelain veneer (per tooth). A thin porcelain facing bonded to the front of a tooth to change its shape, shade or alignment, priced per tooth.
Porcelain veneer cost nationally
Prices cluster fairly tightly, from $636 to $869 across the middle half of the market, so shopping around saves less here than on larger treatments.
What it covers
A thin porcelain facing bonded to the front of a tooth to change its shape, shade or alignment, priced per tooth.
What moves the price
Laboratory quality and the clinician's cosmetic reputation drive this more than materials. Spreads here are the widest in dentistry.
Normally included
Preparation, the laboratory-made veneer and bonding for one tooth.
Usually billed separately
Every other tooth. A matched set of eight is eight times this fee, plus any mock-up or diagnostic work.
How plans treat it
Almost never covered - treated as cosmetic.
Porcelain veneer cost by state
Each bar is one state's observed distribution: the block is the middle half of the market, the vertical rule is the median, and the line reaching right runs out to the 90th percentile. The dashed line is the national median, so you can see at a glance which states sit above or below it.
Porcelain veneer (per tooth): observed negotiated price by state
The same figures as a table, lowest median first. Only states with at least 15 practices are listed.
| State | Negotiated range Observed | Median | Spread | Practices (n) | Est. self-pay Estimated |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| District of Columbia | $560 – $842 | $676 | 125 | $676 – $1,011 | |
| Alabama | $583 – $760 | $686 | 285 | $686 – $923 | |
| Michigan | $570 – $842 | $690 | 613 | $690 – $966 | |
| Nebraska | $624 – $834 | $705 | 163 | $705 – $904 | |
| Pennsylvania | $560 – $824 | $709 | 1,301 | $709 – $956 | |
| Delaware | $599 – $839 | $710 | 56 | $710 – $951 | |
| Utah | $615 – $838 | $716 | 287 | $716 – $937 | |
| Missouri | $636 – $837 | $720 | 436 | $720 – $934 | |
| Kansas | $603 – $837 | $722 | 223 | $722 – $959 | |
| Kentucky | $605 – $849 | $723 | 426 | $723 – $944 | |
| Indiana | $636 – $859 | $723 | 411 | $723 – $957 | |
| Illinois | $636 – $855 | $725 | 926 | $725 – $971 | |
| New York | $635 – $854 | $728 | 1,566 | $728 – $949 | |
| Tennessee | $624 – $828 | $741 | 522 | $741 – $902 | |
| Vermont | $627 – $930 | $741 | 17 | $741 – $1,079 | |
| New Jersey | $599 – $876 | $742 | 900 | $742 – $1,014 | |
| Oklahoma | $657 – $863 | $747 | 320 | $747 – $976 | |
| Wisconsin | $644 – $906 | $747 | 323 | $747 – $1,000 | |
| Ohio | $636 – $844 | $748 | 797 | $748 – $959 | |
| Idaho | $630 – $841 | $748 | 133 | $748 – $979 | |
| West Virginia | $640 – $822 | $749 | 166 | $749 – $1,049 | |
| Louisiana | $621 – $868 | $750 | 338 | $750 – $964 | |
| Texas | $640 – $875 | $754 | 2,050 | $754 – $996 | |
| Arizona | $650 – $879 | $754 | 546 | $754 – $973 | |
| Mississippi | $690 – $854 | $754 | 166 | $754 – $945 | |
| Colorado | $636 – $880 | $754 | 553 | $754 – $985 | |
| Hawaii | $695 – $900 | $758 | 48 | $758 – $1,077 | |
| South Carolina | $644 – $875 | $758 | 271 | $758 – $973 | |
| Nevada | $637 – $861 | $759 | 312 | $759 – $945 | |
| Maryland | $636 – $892 | $761 | 494 | $761 – $1,051 | |
| Virginia | $636 – $893 | $761 | 653 | $761 – $1,027 | |
| Florida | $612 – $884 | $762 | 1,618 | $762 – $966 | |
| Connecticut | $673 – $918 | $762 | 349 | $762 – $1,003 | |
| Massachusetts | $657 – $860 | $764 | 732 | $764 – $969 | |
| New Mexico | $672 – $844 | $766 | 137 | $766 – $1,012 | |
| Washington | $620 – $888 | $768 | 604 | $768 – $1,002 | |
| Oregon | $677 – $869 | $770 | 248 | $770 – $959 | |
| Rhode Island | $664 – $913 | $774 | 53 | $774 – $1,017 | |
| California | $693 – $899 | $775 | 2,418 | $775 – $982 | |
| Georgia | $636 – $890 | $776 | 574 | $776 – $993 | |
| Iowa | $654 – $886 | $783 | 179 | $783 – $976 | |
| North Dakota | $644 – $893 | $795 | 29 | $795 – $935 | |
| Arkansas | $675 – $925 | $796 | 183 | $796 – $1,019 | |
| Wyoming | $744 – $827 | $803 | 28 | $803 – $893 | |
| North Carolina | $665 – $917 | $804 | 676 | $804 – $1,042 | |
| Minnesota | $693 – $935 | $838 | 274 | $838 – $1,029 | |
| New Hampshire | $677 – $968 | $838 | 59 | $838 – $1,062 | |
| Montana | $758 – $990 | $838 | 50 | $838 – $1,092 | |
| Puerto Rico | $747 – $885 | $859 | 24 | $859 – $1,125 | |
| South Dakota | $718 – $917 | $864 | 29 | $864 – $1,112 | |
| Maine | $790 – $1,064 | $908 | 55 | $908 – $1,099 | |
| Alaska | $734 – $1,033 | $928 | 41 | $928 – $1,116 |
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Common questions
What should I ask the practice before agreeing?
How many teeth do I need for an even result, and what is the all-in total?
Is this the price I will pay without insurance?
No. The $636 to $869 range above is what dental plans have negotiated with contracted practices. If you are uninsured you will generally be quoted at or above the top of that range. We show an estimated self-pay range, clearly marked as an estimate, because we do not observe cash prices — see the methodology.
What is not included in this price?
Every other tooth. A matched set of eight is eight times this fee, plus any mock-up or diagnostic work.
How do dental plans usually treat this?
Almost never covered - treated as cosmetic.
How many practices is this based on?
This national figure comes from 23,813 separate dental practices. Each practice contributes one observation, which is the median of every rate it holds for this treatment.