Veneers change the color, shape and size of the teeth people see when you smile. We offer two materials: composite resin, sculpted directly on your teeth, and porcelain (E-max), made in a dental lab. Here's how they differ and exactly what they cost.
Both look natural when done well. The difference is how they're made, how long they keep their shine, and the price.
Composite resin
Porcelain (E-max)
How it's made
Sculpted by hand directly on your tooth
Made in a dental lab, then bonded to your tooth
Stains
Can pick up stains over time; polishing helps
Highly stain-resistant
Repairs
Easy to touch up in the chair
A chipped veneer is usually replaced
Visits
Often finished in one visit
At least two, with lab time in between
How long they last
Up to 3–4 years
Up to 15 years
Price per tooth
from $250.000
from $1.000.000
What changes the price
How many teeth. Prices are per tooth. Most smiles use between 8 and 10 veneers on the upper teeth, depending on how wide you smile.
The material. Composite or porcelain, as in the table above.
What needs fixing first. Cavities, old fillings or gum problems are treated before veneers and quoted separately.
Good to know
Whiten first, if you want to. Veneers don't change color with whitening, so if you'd like your other teeth lighter, we whiten before choosing the veneer shade.
How long it takes. Composite is often done in one visit. Porcelain needs at least two visits with lab time in between; your plan includes the exact dates.
What veneers cost
Composite veneer, per toothfrom $250.000 COP
Porcelain veneer (E-max), per toothfrom $1.000.000 COP
Starting prices, confirmed after your exam. Quotes for several teeth are available on request.
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Send us a few photos of your smile on WhatsApp and tell us what you'd like to change. We'll reply in English with your options and price.