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This page compares what eight London dental practices charge for porcelain veneers. You can see what each fee includes, where the practice says.
Porcelain veneers at these eight London practices cost from £995 to £2,450 per tooth. We read each figure on the practice's own fee page on 17 September 2026.
| Practice | What they sell | Published price | What the figure includes | Where |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dentistry by The Wellness | Porcelain veneers | From £2,450 per tooth | A digital scan and design, the laboratory work, temporary veneers between visits, and the fitting. Treatment takes two visits. | Several London clinics, matched to the treatment |
| 76 Harley Street | Porcelain veneers | £2,400 per tooth | The page does not say what the fee includes. | 76 Harley Street, W1G |
| E11even Dental | Porcelain veneers | From £1,950 | The page does not state the unit or what the fee includes. | 74 Wimpole Street, W1G |
| Wimpole Street Dental Clinic | Ceramic veneer | From £1,700 per veneer | The page describes preparing the tooth, a digital impression, and a dental technician making the veneer. | 38 Queen Anne Street, W1G |
| Harley Street Dental Clinic | Porcelain veneers | From £1,500 per unit, from £1,650 made in Italy or New York | The page does not say what the fee includes. | 139 Harley Street, W1G |
| Chelsea Dental Clinic | Porcelain veneers | From £1,500, £1,600 for single centrals | The page describes single centrals as the front two teeth. It does not state the unit for the from £1,500 fee or what either fee includes. | 298 Fulham Road, SW10 |
| Luceo Dental | Ultra thin porcelain veneers | From £1,150 per tooth | The page does not say what the fee includes. | 61 Wimpole Street, W1G |
| Marylebone Smile Clinic | Porcelain or ceramic veneers, including ultra thin | From £995 per tooth | The page does not say what the fee includes. | 66 Harley Street, W1G |
We read each practice’s fees on its own website on 17 September 2026. Our own fees come from the Dentistry by The Wellness fee list. The links to every page we read are at the end of this page.
Marylebone Smile Clinic charges from £995 per tooth for porcelain veneers, and Luceo Dental charges from £1,150 per tooth. Chelsea Dental Clinic and Harley Street Dental Clinic charge from £1,500. Our porcelain veneers cost from £2,450 per tooth.
You might choose Dentistry by The Wellness if you want to know what your veneer fee includes before you book. At your assessment, you receive a written treatment plan and a fixed fee. A laboratory makes your veneers from a digital scan of your teeth. A London dental specialist chosen for your treatment fits them. Every other practice in this table publishes a lower starting fee. The closest is 76 Harley Street, at £2,400 per tooth.
Choose the treatment you want to book. The fees shown are starting fees. You receive your exact fee in writing at your first appointment.
Porcelain veneers, per tooth
From £2,450. Two visits.
Smile makeover
From £25,000. Treatment is planned over several months.
Most porcelain veneers last well beyond ten years. Alenezi and colleagues found that 95.5% survived ten years, across 6,500 veneers (Journal of Clinical Medicine, 2021).
Most practices on this page charge per tooth. Six of the eight give a fee per tooth, per veneer or per unit. Chelsea Dental Clinic and E11even Dental do not say whether their starting fee is per tooth. We read these fees on 17 September 2026.
Porcelain veneers take two visits at Dentistry by The Wellness. At the first visit, your dentist prepares and scans your teeth. You wear temporary veneers until the second visit, when your dentist fits your veneers.
Porcelain veneers cost more than composite bonding. A laboratory makes porcelain veneers, so treatment takes two visits. Composite bonding is done in one visit, and your dentist can usually repair a chip at one appointment. Composite does not last as long as porcelain. Demarco and colleagues found a 24.1% failure rate across 1,821 front tooth composite restorations (Dental Materials, 2015). Your dentist can explain which option suits your teeth at your assessment.
At your assessment, you agree the number of teeth and the laboratory with your dentist. Your dentist then gives you a fixed fee in writing.