How Much Do Clip-on Veneers Cost

Can you believe that over half of Americans feel insecure about the look of their smile?

Whether you're on a first date or giving an important presentation, a smile can make or break everything. It's not hard to see how someone with a perfect smile can give a better impression than someone with chipped or missing teeth.

The good news is that you can improve your smile by getting clip-on veneers. Are you wondering if they're worth the investment of your hard-earned bucks? Keep reading to learn all about the cost of clip-on veneers.

What Are Clip-On Veneers?

Sometimes people will refer to these veneers as temporary, snap-on, or removable veneers. The key takeaway is that they aren't permanent. Not only does this make them less expensive, but it also makes them easier to take on and off as they are not permanently attached to your teeth.

Clip-on veneers are custom made from FDA approved dental materials and can be used to cover up stained, chipped, or misshapen teeth. 

How Much Do Clip-On Veneers Cost?

Instasmile offers either top or bottom veneers for $500. Instead of dropping a whole grand for both the top and bottom, they offer a deal of $750 for this set of top and bottom.

This price is a tiny fraction of the cost  of permanent veneers, which can set you back $2,500 per tooth or more.

There are also financing options available, which will make the upfront cost more manageable.

What's Included In The Price?

All products come with a standard 15-day production time, free US shipping, and a 6 month warranty. We want you to be 100% satisfied with your purchase, and our customer service team is here to make sure that happens. 

What are Porcelain Veneers?

Porcelain veneers are tooth-colored thin shells that you attach to the surface of your front teeth to improve your appearance. You bond these veneers to the damaged teeth. You can use them to treat many cosmetic concerns like: 

• Discolored teeth due to fluoride toothpaste usage or stains 
• Worn-down tooth 
• Chipped or broken teeth 
• Uneven, misaligned, or irregularly-shaped tooth 
• Gaps between your teeth 
• Smaller than the average tooth 

The dental veneer is completed in two to three sittings. But if your teeth are severely damaged, it will take some more time to create a symmetrical smile.

How Much Do Porcelain Veneers Cost?

The best affordable dentures and fake teeth caps are generally a costly cosmetic dental procedure. They can cost thousands of pounds per tooth, making it even more expensive if you're looking at having veneers for multiple teeth. The dental veneer cost varies from individual to individual. Their price depends on several factors such as: 

• The Type of Veneer 
• The Complexity of the Treatment 
• The Location of The Dentist 
• If Anesthesia is Required
• Number of Teeth 
• Shade of Veneer 

At the lowest end of the price range, you can expect to pay around $250 per tooth for composite veneers. Porcelain veneers are more expensive, starting at around $700 up to around $1,200 per tooth or even more. The difference in price between composite veneers and porcelain veneers can be explained by a few things. The material itself and the way that it's handled affects how much you will end up paying. Composite veneers are made from a paste that hardens and is then shaped by the dentist. Porcelain veneers, on the other hand, are made in a lab by a ceramicist, which drives up the price. 

A full set of veneers is likely to cost you thousands of pounds. For eight veneers, you will probably pay a minimum of $2,000, and you could end up paying $10,000, or even more. These prices are certainly nothing to treat lightly, especially when you consider that your veneers will likely need to be replaced eventually.

The Process of Getting Porcelain Veneers

The process of getting traditional veneers involves a few different steps. First, you will have a consultation to talk about your wishes. When you speak to a dentist, they will discuss whether veneers are the right option for you or if there are alternatives that you can explore. During a preliminary visit to your dentist, they will also take X-rays. The dentist might create a mockup to show you what the results of the veneers will look like. 

The methods used to create and attach veneers differ depending on whether you choose to have composite veneers or porcelain veneers. If you have composite resin veneers, the veneer will bond directly to the surface of the tooth. The veneer is made from a filling material, which is applied in layers and sculpted on the tooth to get the right look. The dentist will do this, which requires you to find a dentist that has this skill. Sometimes, composite veneers might be made before applying them to the teeth. After applying composite veneers, the resin is hardened with a special light. 

Porcelain veneers are made from thin slices of porcelain and are custom made to fit each tooth. To prepare a tooth for a porcelain veneer, the dentist will trim a small amount of enamel from the tooth. This creates space for the veneer to be attached. They will then take a mould or impression of the tooth, which they will send to their lab so that the veneers can be created. While waiting for a veneer to be made, you will have a temporary veneer. This will protect the tooth, preventing it from being exposed. When the porcelain veneers are ready, you will return to the dentist to have them applied. The dentist will use an adhesive to attach each veneer to its tooth. Once your veneers have been applied, the dentist will polish and tidy up any rough edges to create the final look. 

If a composite veneer happens to break, it can be repaired by your dentist. They can apply more resin and shape it to seamlessly repair the veneer. However, when a porcelain veneer breaks, it needs to be replaced completely as it cannot be repaired. This will mean having to go through the same process of having a veneer made and applied. However, porcelain veneers usually last a lot longer than composite veneers.

Getting veneers can take a number of visits to your dentist. You will likely need to have at least two visits, if not three or even more. This is one of the things that can make veneers so expensive. You're not only paying for the materials and applying the veneers but the other necessary steps in the process too.

What's Included in the Porcelain Veneer Treatment Cost?

Treatment costs includes the following:  

• Enamel removal to make space for the dental veneer 
• A mold of tooth structure 
• A veneer shade matching your smile 
• A custom made veneer

Are You Ready to Rock Clip-On Veneers?

You'll certainly attract compliments from friends, family members, and others.

Instasmile is very discreet - no one will ever know they’re clip-ons. 

With Instasmile, you can also avoid the anxiety-inducing dentist trip. Instead, we can send you everything you need  to get started in the comfort of your own home.

Three Steps To Getting Your Perfect Instasmile

Order Online

Complete your online Smile Assessment and find the instasmile that’s right for you. Order your instasmile securely through our online store.

Make an Impression

You’ll get your Impression Kit in the post. Read through all the instructions so you get the perfect impression, and send us a photo so we can check it’s all OK.

Receive Your New Smile

After we’ve checked and approved your photo, send us your completed impression. We’ll then get to work on your clip-on veneers to create your brand new smile.

From missing teeth to a whiter smile, we're here to help. You can start by filling out this free smile assessment.