Veneer Cost Guide
How Much Do Veneers Cost in Florida?
Veneer prices in Florida vary widely by dentist, material and number of teeth. At Hollywood Perfect Smile, a porcelain veneer smile design costs $7,900 to $11,000, with a $500 deposit applied to your total and financing available for patients who qualify.
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Veneer Costs at Hollywood Perfect Smile
These are our own published prices. Other offices set their own fees.
Porcelain veneers
$7,900 - $11,000
Smile design, depends on number of teeth
Deposit
$500
Non-refundable, applied to your total
Composite veneers
Lower cost
Quoted at consultation
Financing
Affirm & CareCredit
For patients who qualify
The Short Answer
Why Veneer Prices in Florida Vary So Much
Veneer prices in Florida vary widely because every case is custom, and each practice sets its own fees based on material, planning process and the number of teeth treated. Two quotes for "veneers" can describe very different treatments, so it helps to compare what is included rather than the headline number alone.
At our Hollywood office, porcelain veneers cost $7,900 to $11,000. We publish this range so you can plan before your visit. Your exact quote depends on your smile and is confirmed after a consultation or remote photo review.
Questions to ask when comparing quotes
✓ How many teeth are included in the price?
✓ Is the quote for porcelain or composite veneers?
✓ Is a digital smile preview included before treatment?
✓ Is any required clinical work quoted separately, and what is it?
✓ How many visits are needed, and are follow-up adjustments covered?
Cost Factors
What Drives the Cost of Veneers
These factors have the biggest effect on your final price.
Number of teeth
Covering only the front teeth costs less than a wider smile that shows more teeth when you laugh.
Material
Porcelain usually costs more than composite resin, but lasts longer and resists stains better.
Preparatory care
Gum treatment, fillings, root canals or extractions may be needed first. We quote these separately.
Planning and design
Computerized smile design adds precision and lets you preview your result before treatment.
Your bite and tooth position
More complex alignment or bite concerns may affect the plan and the number of veneers.
Long-term value
A restoration that lasts longer may cost less over time than one replaced more often.
Material Choice
Porcelain vs. Composite Veneers: How Cost Compares
Porcelain veneers cost more upfront than composite veneers, but they can last up to 30 years compared with up to 10 years for composite. That difference matters when you think about cost over time.
Porcelain veneers are custom-made, highly stain-resistant and reflect light much like natural enamel. Composite veneers are shaped from tooth-colored resin, cost less and can often be repaired in the chair, but they may stain or wear sooner. For a full comparison, see porcelain vs. composite veneers.
Insurance & Financing
Does Insurance Cover Veneers?
Dental insurance usually does not cover veneers when they are placed for cosmetic reasons. Some plans may help with related clinical treatment, such as fillings or gum care, depending on your policy, so check with your insurer directly.
Financing options
Many patients use financing to spread the cost over time. We offer Affirm and CareCredit for patients who qualify. Pre-qualification takes about 60 seconds and does not affect your credit score.
How the deposit works
A $500 non-refundable deposit secures your smile design appointment and is applied toward your total. Any required clinical work is quoted separately, so you can see exactly what you are paying for.
Travel costs for out-of-town patients
Patients travel to us from across the US. Because most smile designs are completed in two visits, and many patients finish in a single weekend when no prep work is needed, travel time and lodging can stay limited. A remote case review lets you know your quote before booking a flight.
See the Results
What Your Investment Looks Like
Real before and after veneer results from our Hollywood office.
FAQ
Veneer Cost FAQs
How much do porcelain veneers cost at Hollywood Perfect Smile?
Porcelain veneers cost $7,900 to $11,000, depending mainly on how many teeth are included. Your exact price is confirmed after a consultation or remote photo review.
What is the average cost of veneers in Florida?
Prices vary widely by dentist, material and number of teeth, so a single average can be misleading. The most reliable way to know your cost is a personalized quote that lists exactly what is included.
Are composite veneers cheaper than porcelain?
Yes. Composite veneers are more affordable upfront. They can last up to 10 years, while porcelain veneers can last up to 30 years with good care.
Does insurance pay for veneers?
Insurance usually does not cover cosmetic veneers. Some related clinical work may be covered depending on your plan. Check with your insurer for details.
Is the deposit refundable?
The $500 deposit is non-refundable. It secures your smile design appointment and is applied toward your total cost.
Can I finance my veneers?
Yes. Patients who qualify can use Affirm or CareCredit. Pre-qualification takes about 60 seconds and does not affect your credit score.
Get a Clear Quote for Your Smile
Book a consultation or send photos for a remote review. Call (954) 987-3309.
