Discolouration corrected — 2 porcelain veneers
Porcelain Veneers · Cost Guide
In the UK, porcelain veneers typically cost £500–£1,500 per tooth. At Dr. Albert Gajdos in Windsor, veneers are from £950 per tooth in a multi-unit smile, from £1,350 for a single front tooth, a six-veneer set from £5,700, and a full smile from £9,500 — with 0% finance available.
The detail
Veneers are priced per tooth, so the total depends on how many you have — most smiles use six to ten across the visible front teeth.
A single front veneer costs more per tooth than one within a set, because matching it perfectly to the teeth beside it demands extra precision.
Hand-crafted porcelain by a master ceramist — layered for lifelike translucency — costs more than a mass-produced shell, and looks it.
Any groundwork needed first — such as whitening the lower teeth, or replacing old crowns — can add to the overall plan.
Most UK practices price porcelain veneers between £500 and £1,500 per tooth, with hand-crafted, individually characterised work at the upper end and central-London practices higher still. Our from-£950 fee reflects porcelain designed for your face and built by a master ceramist, rather than an off-the-shelf shell.
If you want the most durable, most lifelike and most stain-resistant route to a complete smile redesign, porcelain veneers are hard to beat — they typically last 10–15 years and hold their colour beautifully. If you’d prefer a lower-cost, single-visit, reversible option, composite bonding may suit you better. It’s worth comparing the two before you decide.
Windsor prices
Every smile is bespoke, so your final quote is confirmed at your consultation. Below is what most patients invest with us.
0% APR Finance
Fund your veneers over 12–18 months with 0% finance, or a longer plan at a low fixed rate. Slide to your value and choose what fits.
Financing £4,800 over your chosen plan
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0% APR — Interest free
9.9% APR — Longer terms
Estimates possible monthly payments for treatment costs — for illustration only. This is not a finance offer, quote, or approval. Final terms depend on the lender, eligibility checks, treatment plan, and patient choice. Finance is provided by an FCA-regulated lender, subject to status; a representative example and full terms are confirmed at your consultation.
Real results
Discolouration corrected — 2 porcelain veneers
Full-mouth rehabilitation — 24 porcelain veneers, crowns & implants
A complete porcelain veneer smile makeover
Cost questions
Porcelain veneers in the UK typically cost £500–£1,500 per tooth, depending on the practice, the material and the complexity of the case. At our Windsor practice, veneers are from £950 per tooth as part of a multi-unit smile, or from £1,350 for a single front tooth, where matching one veneer to its neighbours takes extra precision.
It depends how many teeth are treated. A six-veneer set — covering the most visible front teeth, and the most popular option — is from £5,700 with us. A larger, full-smile case (more units across the arch) starts from £9,500. Your exact quote is confirmed at your consultation.
A single front veneer has to blend invisibly with the natural teeth either side — matching their colour, character and translucency exactly. That precision takes more time from both the dentist and the ceramist, which is why a single unit (from £1,350) is priced above the per-tooth cost within a larger set.
No. Porcelain veneers placed for cosmetic reasons are private treatment and aren’t available on the NHS. The NHS only funds restorative work where it’s clinically necessary.
With good care, porcelain veneers typically last 10–15 years or more — porcelain is hard-wearing and highly resistant to staining. Looking after them is much like natural teeth: good hygiene, a night guard if you grind, and regular reviews.
Yes. We offer 0% finance over 12–18 months, with longer plans available at a low fixed rate, so a veneer smile can be spread into manageable monthly payments. Finance is subject to status, and your terms are confirmed at your consultation.
Overseas veneers can look cheaper up front, but they often involve aggressive tooth reduction (sometimes crowns marketed as “veneers”), rushed treatment, and no local aftercare if something goes wrong. Putting failed overseas work right can cost far more than having it done carefully once. It’s worth comparing like for like — including what’s removed from your teeth and who looks after you afterwards.
Reviewed by Dr. Albert Gajdos, GDC No. 256157 Last updated August 2026
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