Dental veneers are thin shells of translucent, tooth-colored material that are placed over your teeth to cover stains, chips, gaps, and crooked teeth to make them look better. But before choosing this mode of treatment, you need to consider whether it’s the right treatment for your specific case and whether your budget allows it.

The cost of standard veneers varies depending on a number of factors, including:

• Type of material – Porcelain is a popular material for dental veneers, though it’s more expensive than resin composite materials. Another popular material for dental veneers isn Lumineers, which is even more expensive than the standard materials.

• The number of teeth that will be repaired using veneers – Veneers should only be used to improve the appearance of teeth with visible damage, rather than all visible teeth to reduce the cost of treatment. 
• Experience of your dentist – Make sure that your dentist gives you a few photos of previous clients who have repaired their teeth using the materials of your choice. An experienced dentist may ask for more money, but this is preferable to choosing an inexperienced dentist who places the veneer poorly, resulting in multiple trips for repairs that will cost you more time and money in the long run, even if the repairs are free. 
• The office location – Dental practices in cities with a higher cost of living will be higher priced than those in smaller towns. 

Final Note 

Veneers are considered a cosmetic dental procedure, so the cost of dental veneers is usually not covered by dental insurance policies. Your dental plan can, however, pay for professional teeth cleaning, which is necessary before veneer placement. 

Schedule your dental veneers consultation by contacting your dentist in Calabasas CA today!