Veneers Price in the Philippines: Cost Per Tooth by Type
Dental veneers in the Philippines currently cost about ₱3,500 to ₱35,000 per tooth. The material makes the biggest difference: direct composite is the lowest-priced option, while E-max/ceramic and zirconia veneers generally cost considerably more.
Published prices we found start at about ₱3,500 per tooth for direct composite, ₱13,000 for E-max, and ₱15,000 for zirconia. At higher-priced cosmetic dental clinics, ceramic veneers can reach ₱35,000 per tooth.
Veneer Prices in the Philippines
| What You’re Getting | Published Price Per Tooth | 8 Teeth at Those Rates* |
|---|---|---|
| Direct composite veneers | ₱3,500–₱15,000 | ₱28,000–₱120,000 |
| E-max / ceramic veneers | ₱13,000–₱35,000 | ₱104,000–₱280,000 |
| Zirconia veneers | ₱15,000–₱35,000 | ₱120,000–₱280,000 |
*The 8-tooth totals are simple calculations using published per-tooth prices. They are not clinic package quotations. A clinic may quote differently when several teeth are treated together.
If several teeth are missing, a removable denture may be the practical option. See the cost of dentures for that alternative.
Veneer Prices From Philippine Dental Clinics
Here are selected published prices CareCostPH found:
| Dental Clinic | Composite | E-Max / Ceramic | Zirconia |
|---|---|---|---|
| MaxSmile Dental Clinic | ₱3,500 direct | ₱13,000 | ₱15,000 |
| Faustino Dental Clinic | ₱5,000–₱6,000 direct | ₱15,000 | ₱20,000–₱25,000 |
| Ora Dental Makati | ₱7,000 direct | ₱24,000 | — |
| Easethetic Dental Lounge | ₱8,000 indirect composite | ₱20,000 | ₱25,000 |
| Tooth&Go Dental Clinic | ₱10,582 | ₱25,280 | ₱28,220 |
| Apostol Dental Cosmetic Center | ₱12,000–₱15,000 direct | Up to ₱35,000 indirect | Up to ₱35,000 indirect |
A dash means we did not find a public price for that option; it does not necessarily mean the clinic does not offer it.
This table shows why an answer such as “veneers cost ₱10,000” can be misleading. A more useful comparison is: material + number of teeth + price per tooth + what’s included
Composite Veneers: About ₱3,500–₱15,000 Per Tooth
Composite is the lowest-priced veneer option among the clinics we reviewed. With a direct composite veneer, tooth-colored resin is applied, shaped and polished directly on the tooth. Some clinics also offer indirect composite veneers, which are fabricated outside the mouth before being bonded.
Published direct-composite prices we found include:
- ₱3,500 — MaxSmile Dental Clinic
- ₱5,000–₱6,000 — Faustino Dental Clinic
- ₱7,000 — Ora Dental Makati
- ₱10,582 — Tooth&Go
- ₱12,000–₱15,000 — Apostol Dental
Easethetic Dental Lounge separately lists an indirect composite veneer at ₱8,000. Ask whether you’re being quoted for a direct or indirect composite veneer. Two treatments described simply as “composite veneers” may not be directly comparable.
If you are also planning wisdom tooth removal, it helps to compare the full treatment cost early. You can check the cost of wisdom tooth extraction.
E-Max / Ceramic Veneers: About ₱13,000–₱35,000 Per Tooth
E-max is a ceramic material commonly used for aesthetic dental restorations. Unlike direct composite, an indirect ceramic veneer is fabricated to fit the tooth and then bonded into place.
| Clinic | Published E-Max Price |
|---|---|
| MaxSmile | ₱13,000 |
| Faustino Dental Clinic | ₱15,000 |
| Easethetic Dental Lounge | ₱20,000 |
| Ora Dental Makati | ₱24,000 |
| Tooth&Go | ₱25,280 |
| Apostol Dental | Up to ₱35,000 |
Dental World Manila also publishes a useful multi-tooth example: 8 E-max porcelain veneers for ₱240,000, equivalent to ₱30,000 per tooth for that particular package. Always confirm the current price and what the package includes.
Dental treatment often comes in stages, and a root canal may be one of them. See the cost of a root canal for its price breakdown.
Zirconia Veneers: About ₱15,000–₱35,000 Per Tooth
Published zirconia prices among the clinics reviewed include:
| Clinic | Published Zirconia Price |
|---|---|
| MaxSmile | ₱15,000 |
| Faustino Dental Clinic | ₱20,000–₱25,000 |
| Easethetic Dental Lounge | ₱25,000 |
| Tooth&Go | ₱28,220 |
| Apostol Dental | Up to ₱35,000 |
Don’t choose between E-max and zirconia just because one sounds stronger, more premium or more expensive. The appropriate material depends on factors such as the tooth being restored, your bite, desired appearance and clinical situation.
A useful question for your dentist is: Why are you recommending this material for my teeth?
How Much Do 2, 4, 6, 8 or 10 Veneers Cost?
Because veneers are usually priced per tooth, the number treated makes a major difference to the total cost.
| Number of Teeth | Composite at ₱3,500–₱15,000 Each | E-Max at ₱13,000–₱35,000 Each |
|---|---|---|
| 1 tooth | ₱3,500–₱15,000 | ₱13,000–₱35,000 |
| 2 teeth | ₱7,000–₱30,000 | ₱26,000–₱70,000 |
| 4 teeth | ₱14,000–₱60,000 | ₱52,000–₱140,000 |
| 6 teeth | ₱21,000–₱90,000 | ₱78,000–₱210,000 |
| 8 teeth | ₱28,000–₱120,000 | ₱104,000–₱280,000 |
| 10 teeth | ₱35,000–₱150,000 | ₱130,000–₱350,000 |
These figures are calculations based on published per-tooth rates, not package quotations.
For example, Dental World Manila’s published 8 E-max veneer package at ₱240,000 is a real package price and falls within the calculated range above.
Ask the clinic for an itemized treatment plan rather than simply multiplying an advertised price and assuming that will be your final bill.
Many patients ask about a tooth implant during the same course of dental treatment. You can check the tooth implant price in the Philippines to complete your dental budget.
Do You Really Need 8 or 10 Veneers?
Not necessarily. Some people may be concerned about only one chipped, misshapen or discolored front tooth. Others may be considering several visible upper teeth as part of a larger cosmetic treatment.
The correct number is not automatically 6, 8 or 10. Ask your dentist to explain:
- which teeth need treatment;
- why each tooth is included; and
- whether a less extensive treatment could achieve your goal.
Don’t choose the number of veneers only because a clinic advertises a particular “smile makeover” package.
What’s Usually Included in a Veneer Quote?
Depending on the clinic, a veneer quotation may include some combination of:
- consultation or smile assessment;
- tooth preparation;
- veneer design;
- laboratory fabrication for indirect veneers;
- fitting;
- bonding or cementation;
- adjustments; and
- follow-up visits.
There is no universal veneer package. A clinic charging ₱20,000 per tooth might include services that another clinic bills separately. Before paying a deposit, ask for the inclusions in writing.
What May Cost Extra?
Your teeth or gums may require other treatment before veneers can be placed.
| Possible Extra Cost | Why It May Apply |
|---|---|
| Consultation | Examination and treatment planning |
| Dental X-ray | If imaging is clinically necessary |
| Teeth cleaning | If plaque or calculus needs treatment first |
| Fillings | If decay or an old restoration needs treatment |
| Gum treatment | If gum health needs attention |
| Gum contouring | If included in the cosmetic treatment plan |
| Teeth whitening | Sometimes used so untreated teeth better match |
| Temporary restorations | May be needed while indirect veneers are fabricated |
| Smile preview/design | Offered separately by some cosmetic clinics |
| Night guard | May be recommended in some cases |
Ora Dental Makati, for example, separately publishes ₱1,000 for consultation, ₱2,500 for oral prophylaxis, and ₱2,500 for its SmilePreview service. That means an advertised veneer rate isn’t necessarily your complete treatment bill. If you need cleaning first, see our teeth cleaning price guide.
If decay must be treated first, see our tooth filling price guide.
Why Do Veneer Prices Differ So Much?
Several factors can change the price:
- composite versus ceramic material;
- direct versus indirect fabrication;
- dental laboratory charges;
- complexity of your case;
- number of teeth;
- dentist’s professional fee;
- clinic location;
- treatment-planning technology;
- additional dental work needed first; and
- what the quotation includes.
For example, Clinic A: ₱7,000 per tooth and Clinic B: ₱20,000 per tooth may look dramatically different. But Clinic A may be quoting a direct composite veneer while Clinic B is quoting a custom-fabricated ceramic veneer.
They aren’t necessarily charging different amounts for the same treatment.
Composite vs E-Max vs Zirconia
| Composite | E-Max / Ceramic | Zirconia | |
|---|---|---|---|
| How it’s made | Resin shaped directly or indirectly | Custom ceramic restoration | Custom ceramic restoration |
| Price in clinics checked | ₱3,500–₱15,000 | ₱13,000–₱35,000 | ₱15,000–₱35,000 |
| Upfront cost | Lowest in our sample | Higher | Higher |
| Staining | Can stain or discolor over time | Generally more stain resistant | Generally more stain resistant |
| Repair/replacement | Composite can often be repaired | May require professional repair or replacement | May require professional repair or replacement |
This table is useful for budgeting, but price alone should not determine which treatment you choose. The most expensive option isn’t automatically the best option for every tooth.
Will the Dentist Shave My Teeth?
Traditional porcelain veneer treatment generally involves removing some enamel so the restoration can fit and bond properly.
Because enamel does not grow back, tooth preparation involving enamel removal is irreversible. How much preparation is needed varies by tooth and treatment.
Before agreeing, ask: How much natural tooth structure will you remove from each tooth? You can also ask whether a minimal-preparation approach is clinically appropriate for you. Don’t assume that an advertised “no-prep” veneer is automatically suitable for your teeth.
Many patients whiten their natural teeth first so the veneer shade can be matched properly. You can check the teeth whitening price in the Philippines for that first step.
Are Veneers the Only Option?
No. Depending on the reason you’re considering veneers, another treatment may be more appropriate or less extensive.
| Main Concern | Alternative Worth Asking About |
|---|---|
| Yellow or stained teeth | Professional teeth whitening |
| Small chip | Composite bonding/restoration |
| Small gap | Composite bonding or orthodontic treatment |
| Crooked or spaced teeth | Braces or clear aligners |
| Severely damaged tooth | A crown may be more appropriate |
| Existing tooth decay | Filling or another restorative treatment first |
A veneer mainly covers the front surface of a tooth, while a crown covers substantially more of the tooth. If substantial tooth reduction is being recommended, ask exactly what restoration you’re receiving and why.
You can also compare treatment costs in our braces price guide and jacket crown price guide.
Can Veneers Chip, Stain or Need Replacement?
Yes. Veneers are not maintenance-free or guaranteed to last permanently. Composite can stain, wear or chip over time. Ceramic materials are generally more stain resistant, but ceramic veneers can still chip, crack, loosen or eventually require replacement.
The natural teeth around and underneath restorations also still require normal dental care. Good oral hygiene remains important. Avoid using veneered teeth to bite hard objects such as:
- ice;
- pens;
- fingernails; or
- other hard objects.
If you grind or clench your teeth, tell your dentist before treatment.
Are Very Cheap Veneers Worth It?
A low price doesn’t automatically mean poor treatment, and an expensive treatment doesn’t automatically guarantee a better result. But if a quotation is far below other clinic prices, find out exactly what’s being offered.
Ask:
- What material is being used?
- Is it direct or indirect?
- Is the price per tooth?
- Is laboratory work included?
- Who will perform the treatment?
- How much natural tooth structure will be removed?
- Are temporary restorations included?
- Are follow-up adjustments included?
- What happens if the veneer chips or comes off?
Dental procedures should be performed by a licensed dentist. Don’t choose a provider solely because of an unusually cheap social-media “veneer package.”
Does PhilHealth Cover Veneers?
Do not assume PhilHealth will pay for cosmetic veneers. PhilHealth’s current preventive oral-health benefit under YAKAP includes specified basic oral-health services such as oral examination/screening, dental cleaning and fluoride varnish, subject to program rules.
Cosmetic veneers are not listed as a routine veneer benefit in the published preventive oral-health schedule.
You may still have access to covered basic dental services before cosmetic treatment if you qualify and use an appropriate YAKAP provider. In practical terms: PhilHealth oral-health benefits should not be treated as a cosmetic veneer package.
Does HMO Cover Veneers?
HMO dental coverage varies by provider and plan. A plan may cover services such as consultation, cleaning or other routine dental care without covering elective cosmetic veneers.
Before treatment, ask your HMO: Does my plan cover veneers? If not, does it cover any of the dental services I need before veneer treatment?
For more information, see our HMO guide for the Philippines.
Can You Pay for Veneers in Installments?
Some Philippine dental clinics advertise installment or payment arrangements for veneer treatment. If you’re financing the treatment, don’t compare clinics based only on the monthly payment.
Ask about:
- total treatment price;
- required down payment;
- number of payments;
- interest or financing charges;
- possible credit-card fees; and
- what happens financially if your treatment plan changes.
A payment of ₱10,000 per month may sound more manageable than saying the treatment costs ₱120,000, but the total amount you will pay is the more important number.
Senior Citizen and PWD Discounts
Philippine law provides senior citizens and PWDs with discounts and VAT exemptions on qualifying medical and dental services, subject to applicable rules.
However, you should not automatically subtract 20% from an advertised cosmetic veneer package. How a statutory benefit applies can depend on the type of service and how it is billed. Show your valid senior citizen or PWD identification before treatment and ask the clinic to explain whether an applicable benefit applies and how it will be calculated.
Magkano ang Veneers sa Pilipinas?
Sa mga dental clinic na sinuri ng CareCostPH, ang published price ng veneers ay humigit-kumulang:
- Direct composite: ₱3,500–₱15,000 bawat ngipin
- E-max/ceramic: ₱13,000–₱35,000 bawat ngipin
- Zirconia: ₱15,000–₱35,000 bawat ngipin
Kung walong ngipin ang gagawin, gamit ang per-tooth prices na nakita namin, puwedeng umabot sa humigit-kumulang:
- Composite: ₱28,000–₱120,000
- E-max: ₱104,000–₱280,000
- Zirconia: ₱120,000–₱280,000
Hindi ito official nationwide price. Mga published clinic prices ito na nireview ng CareCostPH noong October 7, 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is one veneer in the Philippines?
Among the clinics CareCostPH reviewed, published prices range from about ₱3,500 for a direct composite veneer to ₱35,000 for higher-priced ceramic options per tooth. Always ask which material the quotation covers.
How much are 8 veneers in the Philippines?
Using the published per-tooth prices in our sample:
- Composite: ₱28,000–₱120,000
- E-max: ₱104,000–₱280,000
- Zirconia: ₱120,000–₱280,000
These are calculations rather than clinic package quotations. Dental World Manila provides one real published example of 8 E-max veneers for ₱240,000.
Is composite cheaper than porcelain or E-max veneers?
Among the clinic prices we reviewed, yes. Direct composite prices were substantially lower than E-max/ceramic prices. However, cost isn’t the only difference. Ask your dentist about appearance, tooth preparation, maintenance, repair and which material is suitable for your teeth.
Can I get veneers on only two front teeth?
Potentially. The appropriate number depends on your teeth and what you want to change.
When only one or two teeth are treated, their shape and shade also need to blend with the surrounding untreated teeth. A dentist can evaluate whether treating only those teeth will give you the result you want.
Are veneers permanent?
The veneer itself may eventually need repair or replacement. However, when enamel is removed during tooth preparation, that alteration is irreversible because enamel does not grow back.
Ask exactly how much preparation your proposed treatment requires.
Are veneers cheaper outside Metro Manila?
Possibly, but CareCostPH did not find enough comparable current provincial price lists to create a reliable provincial-versus-Metro-Manila price range.
Instead of assuming a province is cheaper, get quotations from several clinics and compare the same material and treatment inclusions.
Before You Sign a Veneer Quote
Before paying a deposit, ask:
- What exact material am I getting?
- Is it direct or indirect?
- Is the quoted price per tooth or for the full package?
- How many teeth are being treated, and why?
- What exactly is included in the quotation?
- Are consultation, X-rays, cleaning or temporary restorations extra?
- Do I need fillings, gum treatment or whitening first?
- How much natural enamel will be removed?
- Are laboratory fees included?
- Are follow-up adjustments included?
- Is there a written warranty or clinic policy if a veneer chips or debonds?
- Can I pay in installments, and what is the total amount payable?
- Can I see examples of the dentist’s own veneer cases?
- What is my complete estimated treatment cost before treatment begins?
The key rule is: Compare the same material, the same number of teeth and the same inclusions.
A ₱5,000 composite veneer and a ₱25,000 E-max veneer are not simply two prices for the same treatment.
How CareCostPH Checked These Prices
CareCostPH reviewed publicly available veneer prices from Philippine dental clinics and current treatment listings on October 7, 2026.
We compared specific published prices for direct composite, indirect composite, E-max/ceramic and zirconia restorations rather than relying only on generic online “veneers price Philippines” estimates.
We also reviewed available treatment-inclusion information, current PhilHealth oral-health benefits and authoritative dental information relevant to veneer treatment.
Because there is no single regulated nationwide veneer price, the ranges in this article are observed published clinic prices, not a Philippine national average.
Prices can change, and the amount you actually pay will depend on the treatment recommended after examining your teeth.
Read how CareCostPH researches healthcare prices.
Medical note: This article provides general cost information. Whether veneers are appropriate for your teeth should be determined after an examination by a licensed dentist.
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