Veneers finance & payment plans: monthly costs & 20% Med 2 tax relief
You do not have to pay for a 6 or 8-tooth veneer makeover in one lump sum.
Monthly repayment examples, Form Med 2 eligibility rules, and how to submit your dental tax claim on Revenue myAccount.
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Calculate your veneers package cost & Med 2 refund
Pick the number of teeth in your smile line, compare E.max ceramic vs hand-layered porcelain vs composite resin, and toggle 20% Revenue Form Med 2 tax relief.
Estimated smile package
€4,300 to €6,000
6 upper teeth (canine–canine) · E.max ultra-thin lithium disilicate veneers · Est. €143–€200/mo over 24m
Gross clinic package of €4,300 to €6,000 for 6 upper front teeth (canine to canine) in E.max ultra-thin lithium disilicate veneers. Qualifies for €860 to €1,200 back via 20% Form Med 2 tax relief (net €3,440 to €4,800).
Get a written quote from 1 clinic2026 Monthly payment examples and Form Med 2 refunds
| Smile Package | Gross Clinic Fee | 20% Deposit at Scan | Est. Monthly (24 Months) | 20% Form Med 2 Tax Refund |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6 Composite Veneers | €1,800 | €360 | ~€60 to €66 / month | €0 (cosmetic direct excluded) |
| 8 Composite Veneers | €2,400 | €480 | ~€80 to €88 / month | €0 (cosmetic direct excluded) |
| 4 E.max Ceramic Veneers | €3,400 | €680 | ~€113 to €124 / month | €680 back via Revenue Med 2 |
| 6 E.max Ceramic Veneers | €4,800 | €960 | ~€160 to €175 / month | €960 back via Revenue Med 2 |
| 8 E.max Ceramic Veneers | €6,200 | €1,240 | ~€207 to €226 / month | €1,240 back via Revenue Med 2 |
| 10 E.max Ceramic Veneers | €7,600 | €1,520 | ~€253 to €277 / month | €1,520 back via Revenue Med 2 |
How to claim your 20% Form Med 2 refund on Revenue myAccount
- Request your signed Form Med 2 from reception on the day your porcelain or E.max veneers are cemented.
- Log into Revenue.ie myAccount → click Review your tax for the previous 4 years (or add as a real-time health expense credit in the current tax year).
- Enter the qualifying non-routine dental figure under Health Expenses → Non-Routine Dental Treatments. Revenue transfers 20% of the qualifying amount straight to your bank account within 5 to 10 working days.
Real examples and installation detail
Get a porcelain, E.max or composite veneers quote in your county
Select which veneer option and tooth count you are considering. Your enquiry goes to one Dental Council-registered cosmetic dental clinic covering your county to arrange a consultation and written package quote.
Veneers guides & price breakdowns
Straight answers to what people ask most: itemised costs, specifications, planning or grants, and what to check before you book.
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Questions patients ask
Can I claim 20% Form Med 2 tax relief if I pay for my veneers on a monthly finance plan?
Yes. Under Revenue rules, tax relief is claimed for the tax year in which the dental treatment payment is settled with the clinic (including when settled via a patient finance agreement or Credit Union loan).
Does VHI, Laya or DeCare dental insurance cover veneers?
Elective cosmetic veneers are excluded on standard dental policies, though pre-treatment check-ups, X-rays and hygiene visits are covered, and policies with a restorative crown/veneer benefit may contribute €250 to €750 per year where a tooth is structurally damaged.
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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