Dental Veneer Cost in Toronto (2025) – Price Breakdown & Tips
Cost of Dental Veneers
The cost for a porcelain veneer is $1349-1449 depending on the type of material. The cost of a direct composite veneer (dental bonding) is $500. The codes relevant to veneers in the Ontario Dental Association’s Suggested Fee Guide appear as follows:
Porcelain Veneers, Laboratory Processed
- 27602 – Veneers, Porcelain/Ceramic/Polymer Glass, Bonded: $1099 + Dental Lab Fee ($250-350)
Composite Veneers
- 23122 – Tooth Coloured Veneer Application – Non Prefabricated Direct Build-up – Bonded: $525
Dental veneers are considered a cosmetic service under all dental insurance plans and are usually not covered by your dental insurance. This means you are entirely responsible for the out of pocket costs of this type of smile makeover treatment. Please consult with your dentist about fees before going ahead with treatment.
If you have any further questions the cost of Dental Veneers in Toronto, please contact us.
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What Affects the Cost of Dental Veneers?
Several factors can influence the cost of getting dental veneers:
- Veneer material: Porcelain veneers are typically more expensive than composite resin options due to durability and appearance.
- Lab quality: High-end dental labs offering custom layering and lifelike shading often charge more.
- Technology used: Digital design, smile previews, or same-day veneer systems may influence pricing.
- Dentist’s experience: Cosmetic dentists with advanced training or extensive experience may have higher fees for their services.
Are Dental Veneers Covered by Insurance in 2025?
In most cases, dental veneers are not covered by insurance plans in Ontario. Since veneers are considered a cosmetic procedure rather than a medically necessary treatment, they typically fall outside the scope of standard dental coverage.
The Canada Dental Care Plan (CDCP) also does not cover dental veneers, regardless of age, income, or clinical situation.
Be sure to confirm with your provider, but expect to pay out of pocket for veneers.
How to Make Dental Veneers More Affordable in Toronto
At Atlas Dental, we believe quality dental work should be accessible. Here are some options we offer to help make dental veneers more affordable:
- Transparent pricing: We provide upfront quotes so there are no surprises.
- Flexible payment options: Spread out the cost over the treatment period.
- Dental financing: We accept third-party financing like Dentalcard.
- Insurance coordination: We help you navigate your insurance coverage and submit claims.
- Tax deductions: Dental Veneers may qualify as a medical expense on your tax return.
- Promotional discounts: Ask us about seasonal or in-house offers.
Book a Consultation at Atlas Dental
Need dental veneers in Toronto? Visit Atlas Dental at 2 Bloor West, Suite 1903. We’ll examine your tooth, explain your options, and provide a customized treatment plan with clear pricing.
Call us today or book a free phone consultation online to take the first step toward restoring your smile.
