Porcelain Veneers Pricing

The pricing of veneers varies on the type of veneer. For the information on this page we will outline an approximate price guide for porcelain veneers with QVA.

Here is what you get when you choose QVA for your porcelain veneers:

Highly Experienced Dentists: 
Dr Ben Thai and Dr Amos Wong are highly skilled dentists with many years of cosmetic dentistry experience, including the treatment of complex cases.

Local Labs & Milling: 
Your veneers will be 3D milled on site at our Brisbane studio and hand finished by our master technician to look just right for you.

Confidence in the Outcome: 
We will keep you informed of your options every step of the way and we even create a TRIAL SMILE for you to visualise the end result prior to the preparation phase for your veneers.

An accurate price will be provided to you after your initial consultation. That said, we can offer the following information as a guide as to the typical price range.

A complete set of veneers is generally considered as one veneer for each visible tooth when you smile. For most people that would mean that between six to ten veneers are required for a “complete set”.

The initial consultation is $250 and that includes a comprehensive smile consultation and discussion of all options available to you. That price also covers all photographs, x-rays, and the detailed scans required to proceed to a customised digital mock up (TRIAL SMILE) of what your teeth with veneers could look like.

If we are unable to proceed to a TRIAL SMILE because of teeth being unsuitable for veneers or for any other dental reason, then a $60 consultation fee is all that will apply.

We have a range of payment options and we will work with you where we can to meet the budget and payment flexibility you require.

Yes, payment plans are available for most cosmetic dental treatments with QVA, including veneers. 

Our ‘smile now, pay later’ options for veneers include afterpay, humm, zipMoney and GEMoney.

Please chat with our friendly team to find out what’s available for you.

Veneers are generally considered as a cosmetic service and so it is not common for health insurers to cover the full cost of veneers. However, your health insurance policy may cover a portion of the cost, especially if you have opted for extras cover.

If you have health insurance with Medibank, Bupa, nib, HCF, CBHS or TUH, then your dental veneer treatment with QVA may be partially covered. Please chat with your health insurance fund to confirm.