Dental Veneers guides, calculator & reference
Every dental veneers cost guide, specification comparison, interactive calculator, FAQ and technical glossary on veneersireland.ie in one place.
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Core dental veneers guides
Detailed guides covering prices, specifications and what to check before you book.
Veneers prices Ireland (2026)Per-tooth fees (€750 to €1,050 E.max, €650 to €950 porcelain, €250 to €420 composite) and 4 to 10 tooth package prices.See 2026 price list →
Porcelain vs composite veneers12–15 year kiln-glazed porcelain and E.max compared against single-visit composite veneers on enamel prep, staining and 10-year cost.Porcelain vs composite →
E.max lithium disilicate veneersWhy 0.3 mm IPS e.max glass-ceramic (€750 to €1,050/tooth) is Ireland's benchmark for 400 MPa strength and natural translucency.E.max veneers guide →
Full set of veneers cost (6–10 teeth)Complete smile makeover packages for 6 (€4,300 to €6,000), 8 (€5,600 to €7,800) or 10 upper teeth with 3D Digital Smile Design.Full set packages →
No-prep & ultra-thin veneersContact-lens 0.2–0.3 mm ceramic veneers (€800 to €1,100/tooth) bonded directly to intact enamel with zero drilling.No-prep veneers →
Finance, payment plans & Med 2How to combine 20% Revenue Form Med 2 tax relief on lab ceramic veneers with 0% APR staged payments or monthly dental finance.Finance & Med 2 relief →Calculators, FAQ and glossary
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| Interactive Cost Calculator | Live price range | Select your specification options to get an instant Irish guide price. |
| Master FAQ Hub | 12 questions answered | Straight answers on pricing, preparation, timelines, rules and aftercare. |
| Technical & Trade Glossary | 15 terms defined | Plain-English definitions of every dental veneers specification and standard. |
| All 26 Counties Index | 26 county pages | Local housing data and one Dental Council-registered cosmetic dental clinic covering your county. |
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How much do veneers cost in Ireland in 2026?
In Ireland, laboratory-crafted feldspathic porcelain veneers cost €650 to €950 per tooth, ultra-thin E.max lithium disilicate veneers cost €750 to €1,050 per tooth, and composite veneers cost €250 to €420 per tooth. For a 6-tooth upper E.max smile makeover, clinics charge €4,300 to €6,000 gross — which reduces to €3,440 to €4,800 net after claiming 20% Revenue Form Med 2 tax relief.
Do porcelain and E.max veneers qualify for 20% Form Med 2 tax relief?
Yes. Under Revenue's Health Expenses rules (Tax and Duty Manual Part 15-01-12), laboratory-fabricated crowns and porcelain/E.max veneers qualify for 20% income tax relief on Form Med 2 when restoring worn, fractured, peg-shaped or structurally compromised teeth. Purely cosmetic chairside composite bonding is excluded from Med 2.
What is the difference between E.max veneers, feldspathic porcelain and composite?
Composite veneers (€250 to €420/tooth) are sculpted from nano-hybrid resin in one visit with zero drilling and last 5 to 8 years. Feldspathic porcelain veneers (€650 to €950/tooth) are hand-layered ceramic shells lasting 12 to 15 years. E.max veneers (€750 to €1,050/tooth) are pressed or milled from lithium disilicate glass-ceramic down to 0.3 mm thickness, delivering 360–400 MPa flexural strength and a 15+ year clinical lifespan.
How many veneers do I need for a full smile makeover — 6, 8 or 10?
Four veneers cover the central and lateral incisors (ideal for closing a midline gap or widening peg laterals after whitening). Six veneers cover canine-to-canine across the front arch. Eight or ten upper veneers include the first and second premolars so the side buccal corridors match seamlessly when you laugh wide.
Veneers across all 26 counties
Requests from every county in Ireland go to one local specialist who covers your area — with local housing, specification and pricing figures on every county page (Carlow (24 dentists · 1 per 2,582 residents); Cavan (20 dentists · 1 per 4,085 residents); Clare (42 dentists · 1 per 3,046 residents); Cork (345 dentists · 1 per 1,693 residents)).
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