How Much Does a Full Mouth of Veneers or Lumineers Cost?

The cost for the dental work that you are considering could range from 20k-70k depending on the number of teeth treated and materials that are utilized for your restorations.  Start by researching dentists and only consult with someone that has a stellar reputation in cosmetic dentistry.  They should have plenty of before/afters to show you and extensive training at a facility such as The Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies.  You mentioned that you did not want your case to look fake.  If this is the case, avoid Lumineers at all costs.  They do not compare in strength or aesthetics to the more advanced porcelain materials used today.  Lumineers are notorious for looking  like fake, white teeth.  They frequently can fracture, especially if placed in a patient with a difficult occlusion (bite).   More advanced porcelains placed by top cosmetic dentists and lab technicians should give  you a beautifully natural result that has people making comments such as " What a gorgeous smile you have!"   Lumineers many times have people asking "Who did your veneers?"  Which would you rather? :)   Hope this helps.

 

the cost of the veneers can be as low as 120-150 usd and can be done very predictably as long as the enamel is good and can be bonded too

As you can read here, cost will vary depending on which cosmetic dentist you choose. I highly recommend you focus on the results instead of “how much”. Ask the dentists to see there before and after photos and ask to talk to their previous patients. If they do great work then they will have plenty of previous patients that they can provide for you to talk to. All dentists will claim that they do veneers, remember, not all dentists are equally tranined and has the same experience. And certainly not all of them has an artistic eye. 

The price of porcelain veneers varies greatly by geographic region. In NYC/Beverly Hills for instance the fees can be from 2000-3500 and up per tooth. Many offices, including ours do have interest free financing through carecredit and lending club. It may be worth checking those out.

The cost of full mouth of veneers could range from $6,000 to $20,000, depending on the number of teeth treated and the materials used for restorations. Lumineers are a bit cheaper, but this is because they do not compare in strength or esthetics to the advanced porcelain used in veneers. They are infamous for looking fake and can fracture quite easily.

Hello Kelley, we would love to speak with you more about your case. In your case you might look into no prep 100% porcelain veneers, where your natural teeth and enamel are protected and not shaved down or damaged. 

Because you have bad enamel, you may not be a good candidate for veneers.  A good bond of a veneer to your tooth enamel may not be possible, If this is the case, veneers would debond and fail prematurely.  You might be better served by full crowns.  
That being said, the cost of a full set of veneers will range greatly from dentist to dentist.  

Porcelain veneers, which often times require minimal shaving/preparation of the tooth structure, can cost anywhere from $1,000-2,500 depending on where you live and which dentist you choose. Lumineers, which I would not recommend, is a brand/company that offers "no prep" veneers, meaning that the tooth does not have to be shaved down or prepared. Not all patients are candidates for lumineers. Lumineers can look quite bulky and unnatural if placed on top of a non-prepared tooth. People often think that getting veneers without shaving the teeth is better because they think it will be "reversible." However, if you get veneers that are well done, you will not want to remove them and there really will be no need to remove them. Although, if for some reason you wanted to have them removed, you can, but if any preparation of the tooth was done, it may require another restoration to protect it. 

That is a very important question and yet very difficult to give you any kind of predictable answer. Costs vary with how many teeth are involved, if you are choosing porcelain or composite, and what dentist is performing the services. Just within 5 miles of my office costs would range between $500 to $2000 per tooth. Nationally the range can be even wider. The important thing is to get the desired results that you are looking for and that it last and be healthy for you. Just like any kind of services they can far exceed your desires or be very disappointing. Look for an accredited dentist with the AACD and get a consultation to start. This is an important decision--do your research and you should be very happy in the end.Good luck

The cost of veneers varies depending on a number of factors, such as how many veneers you want, the quality of the veneers you choose, the experience of your dentist, and the complexity of your case. 
Porcelain veneers typically have a higher upfront cost than Lumineers, but they are also much higher quality and look much more natural. If you are concerned about veneers looking "fake," porcelain veneers will probably be the best idea, as they can be completely customized to match your existing teeth and mimic the appearance of natural tooth enamel. 
At my practice, we offer dental financing plans to help our patients fit the cost of veneers into their budget. When thinking about cosmetic dental work, don't just try to find the cheapest option available, as that could lead to unnatural or poor quality results that will end up costing you more money in the long run as you try to have them fixed.