Without insurance, a porcelain veneer averages $1,500 per tooth on our 2026 dental cost index (range $900–$2,500). That line is per tooth. We are not inventing a six-tooth or ten-tooth package. With a dental savings plan, the same index estimates $600–$1,200 per tooth after a 20-60% discount band.
| Item | Typical retail | National average | Typical with plan |
|---|---|---|---|
| Porcelain veneer, per tooth | $900–$2,500 | $1,500 | $600–$1,200 |
Retail figures come from our accuracy-audited 2026 cost index, citing Authority Dental — porcelain veneer cost per tooth (avg ~$1,500; $900–$2,500). See also does Careington cover veneers.
On this site's 2026 dental cost index, a porcelain veneer averages $1,500 per tooth, with a cash range of $900–$2,500. That is a per-tooth line, not a full-smile package. The index cites Authority Dental — porcelain veneer cost per tooth (avg ~$1,500; $900–$2,500).
The same cost-index row estimates $600–$1,200 per tooth after applying the plan's stated 20-60% discount band to the national average. That is an illustrative estimate, not a quote. Your dentist and ZIP code set the actual discounted fee.
Yes at participating dentists, as a discount rather than insurance coverage. Careington 500 Series members get a reduced fee on cosmetic work the office files under the plan. Confirm the veneer is on that office's member fee list before you start, because cosmetic pricing is set per provider.
No. The index line is $1,500 per tooth. A six-tooth case is six times that dentist's per-tooth fee, not a published package we invented.