Dental Veneers Package

Dental Veneers Package

Porcelain & Composite Veneer Options

Explore changes to tooth shape, colour and proportion with Sydney Dental Veneers | Cosmetique Dental. Porcelain and composite veneers offer different advantages, costs and maintenance needs. Your dentist will assess your teeth and bite, then explain whether veneers or another approach may be suitable.

Flexible Interest-Free Payment Options

We believe high-quality cosmetic care should remain accessible and stress-free. To help manage your treatment plan comfortably, we offer simple, interest-free payment options tailored to your needs:

  • Composite Veneers: From $30 / week

    An efficient, affordable choice for a swift, noticeable aesthetic enhancement.

  • Porcelain Veneers: From $57 / week

    The benchmark in cosmetic dentistry, delivering exceptional longevity and natural, translucent beauty.

Payment Options for Your Treatment

Composite Veneers: From $30/week
Porcelain Veneers: From $57/week

Fees depend on the number of teeth, materials and any additional care required. Payment plans are subject to eligibility, provider approval, fees and terms.

Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner.

  • Porcelain Veneers Sydney: E.max® is one of the most widely respected and dominant dental ceramics available, indicated for a variety of cosmetic dental treatments. Dentists have successfully utilised this ultra-strong lithium disilicate ceramic for more than a decade with a proven clinical track record. Our Sydney-based master dental lab provides us with discounted rates due to our high case volume, and we feel it is important to pass these savings directly on to our patients. Additionally, our in-house CEREC technology can craft single-visit veneers for streamlined cases under six teeth. For transformations involving six or more veneers, we strongly recommend a minimum of two visits, allowing for a comprehensive smile design process and a trial period with temporary veneers prior to final bonding. A custom nightguard may be advised by your dentist to protect your investment.

  • 5-Year Limited Warranty: Our 5-year limited warranty for Porcelain Veneers covers structural material breakage and defects. It does not cover pre-existing or newly developing dental conditions unrelated to the veneer restoration. To remain eligible for warranty coverage, patients must attend routine 6-monthly scale and clean appointments at any of our practice locations to maintain optimal oral health.

  • Composite Resin Considerations: No warranty applies to composite resin veneers, as clinical studies show composite is inherently less durable than porcelain. While the initial aesthetic of composite resin can closely mirror ceramic, its long-term strength and stain resistance are lower, which may require ongoing polishing or maintenance over time. A custom nightguard may also be recommended to protect composite restorations against chipping or wear.

  • Tailored Clinical suitability: Veneers may not be the optimal solution for every aesthetic or structural issue. During your initial consultation, your dentist will transparently present the best treatment options for your specific goals rather than initiating care without your full, informed consent.

  • Veneer Upgrades & Composite Replacement: Patients who received composite resin veneers within the past year—at any clinic—can explore upgrading to E.max® Ceramic Veneers through our specialised promotion. Patients with existing composite or older ceramic restorations may also qualify for this upgrade. A preliminary consultation is required to evaluate your teeth and confirm whether ceramic veneers are the ideal option for your smile goals.

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Review treatment fees, then ask our team for a written estimate based on your needs and the care recommended by your dentist.

Paying for Treatment at Sydney Dental Veneers

Cosmetic and restorative dental work is a significant cost, and most people want to understand how it can be paid for before they commit to a plan. This section sets out the options available at our Pitt Street practice so you can work out what is realistic for you.

Payment Plans

Payment plans let you spread the cost of treatment over time rather than paying in full at the start. They are offered through third-party finance providers, not by the practice itself, which means:

  • Approval is decided by the finance provider, not by us
  • Eligibility criteria apply and not every applicant is approved
  • The provider’s terms, fees and any interest charges apply to your agreement
  • You should read the provider’s terms in full before signing

Our team can tell you which providers we work with and what a typical repayment looks like for the treatment you are considering. We are not licensed to give financial advice and will not tell you whether a plan is right for your circumstances.

Health Fund Rebates

If you hold extras cover, your fund may contribute to part of your treatment. What you get back depends on your fund, your level of cover, waiting periods and annual limits. Cosmetic work is often excluded even where restorative work is covered.

Ask us for the item numbers for your proposed treatment and check them with your fund before you begin. That gives you a figure from the fund itself rather than an estimate from us.

Early Release of Super

Some patients ask about accessing superannuation early for dental treatment. This is administered by the ATO under compassionate release provisions, with its own eligibility criteria and application process, and approval is a matter for the ATO rather than the practice. We can provide the clinical documentation an application requires.

What You Will Be Told Before You Start

Before any treatment begins you will receive a written treatment plan setting out what is proposed, what it costs, and what is included. Where treatment happens in stages, you will see how the cost is split across those stages. If the plan needs to change once treatment is underway, you will be told what that means for the fee before the work is done.

Treatments These Options Apply To

Payment plans and health fund rebates can apply to porcelain and composite veneers, Invisalign, dental implants and All-on-4, crowns and bridges, and full mouth reconstruction. What is available differs by treatment and by your own circumstances.

Talk to Us About Costs

If you would like a figure for your own case and a breakdown of the payment options that apply to it, call (02) 8090 1105 or book a consultation at 70 Pitt Street, Sydney.

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