UNDERSTAND YOUR OPTIONS
What does a veneer cover?
A veneer covers the front surface of a tooth. It is different from a crown, which covers the whole tooth. Some veneers require removal of tooth surface; discuss exactly what is proposed and whether it is reversible.
Starting prices in GBP
- IPS e.max laminate veneer IPS e.max porcelain. Confirm preparation, temporary work and fitting.
- From £260 Per tooth
These starting fees are indicative and non-binding. Confirm availability, suitability, appointments, additional procedures and travel in your written quote. See the dated price list and full scope.
A facing, not a whole replacement tooth.
Compare the surface being changed before deciding on a material or appearance.

A thin facing at the front
- Veneer:
- Covers the front surface of a tooth.
- Natural tooth:
- The preparation needed depends on the individual tooth.
Ask your dentist: What tooth structure would be changed for my veneer?
About this illustration
A veneer covers the front surface of a tooth · Educational illustration, not a clinical plan or patient result.

An addition or a separate shell?
- Composite addition:
- Shown being added to a tooth model.
- Veneer shell:
- Shown separately beside the other tooth model.
Ask your dentist: Could bonding meet my aims with less tooth preparation?
About this illustration
Illustration: a small composite addition and a separate veneer shell. · Illustrative scene.
E.max veneers in Turkey: which material is quoted?
“Porcelain” does not identify the exact ceramic. IPS e.max CAD and Press are lithium-disilicate glass-ceramics; the wider E.max product family also includes ZirCAD zirconia. Ask for the full material and product name in your per-tooth quote.
A veneer covers the front of a tooth; a crown covers it more fully. Removing enamel is irreversible. Discuss the proposed preparation and whether bonding, whitening or orthodontic care could meet your goals before agreeing.
Read about E.max and other veneer materials and compare veneers versus crowns.
How much do 8, 10, 16 or 20 veneers cost in Turkey?
| Total veneer count | Starting-fee calculation |
|---|---|
| 8 veneers | From £2,080 |
| 10 veneers | From £2,600 |
| 16 veneers | From £4,160 |
| 20 veneers | From £5,200 |
There is no universal “full set” of veneers. These counts are examples, not recommendations or discounted packages. They refer to the total number of teeth, not a separate allowance for each arch. Your dentist should explain whether veneers are appropriate and which teeth, if any, need treatment.
These calculations cover veneer units only. To compare quotes, ask which teeth, appointments and travel arrangements each one covers. Before paying a deposit, check the treating dentist and clinic in Antalya.
Material terminology: Ivoclar. Veneer coverage and preparation: American Dental Association. Checked . This is not a clinical review or a product recommendation.
Veneer costs in Turkey: per tooth or for the full treatment plan?
A per-tooth starting price is not an all-inclusive package. Alongside the material and tooth count, confirm design work, any temporary restorations, fitting, adjustments and reviews. Ask how changes to the proposed work would be agreed and priced after your dentist’s assessment. Check materials, laboratory work and fitting.
Which appointments are needed for E.max veneers in Antalya?
There is no single schedule for every patient. The proposed preparation, design, fitting and review appointments need to be confirmed by your dentist. Ask what could change the timetable and allow for checks and adjustments before making non-refundable travel bookings. Prepare questions about costs and timing.
What should I arrange after veneer fitting?
Get written care instructions and agree review, repair and replacement arrangements with your treating dentist. Confirm any UK care directly with the local practice, including access, records and charges. Treatment abroad does not mean a UK dentist has agreed to take over. Check arrangements for care in the UK.

Look closer. Ask more.
Bring the details you like to your consultation. Ask what is suitable for your teeth, what would be changed and which alternatives you have.
Compare veneers and crownsDiscuss colour, shape and the natural tooth structure you want to preserve.
MAKE AN INFORMED CHOICE
What to consider before treatment.
Ask your dentist how each option would affect your teeth and what alternatives are available.
- Is a veneer or a crown proposed for each tooth, and why?
- How much tooth preparation is planned, and can it be reversed?
- Could whitening, bonding or orthodontic care meet my goals?
For questions to discuss with your dentist, compare veneers and crowns, including tooth preparation. If tooth position is part of your concern, read about orthodontics, veneers and crowns for questions about alternatives.
If two dentists suggest different options, use the treatment-plan comparison worksheet to record each recommendation, the dentist’s reasons and the questions you still need answered.
If a proposal says “no prep”, read the no-prep veneer questions before agreeing.
“Laminate” does not identify the veneer material. A composite veneer may cover a broader surface than small edge bonding. Compare veneer materials and terminology, then ask what coverage is proposed for each tooth and whether that treatment is available and suitable.
Shape, shade and position are not the same.
Describe the concern first. Then ask which approach could address it.

Name the change you want
- Shape and colour:
- The models illustrate different appearance questions.
- Position:
- Tooth position needs its own assessment and alternatives discussion.
Ask your dentist: Would whitening, bonding or orthodontics address my concern?
About this illustration
Illustrated explanation: What change are you asking about?
Shape, colour and position are different questions to raise before choosing treatment. Illustration for general information; not a patient result.

Look from the side as well
- Facing thickness:
- An added surface changes the outer contour.
- Available space:
- A model cannot establish whether no-prep treatment suits you.
Ask your dentist: How would the proposed veneer affect thickness and the gum edge?
About this illustration
The side view shows how a thin facing adds to the original tooth contour.
YOUR TREATMENT JOURNEY
Planning and fitting veneers.
- 01
Start with a conversation
Explain what you would like to change and what you like about your teeth as they are.
- 02
Discuss the options
Ask about suitability, material choice, tooth preparation and alternatives such as whitening, bonding or orthodontic care.
- 03
Review the design
Agree the proposed shade and shape with the dentist, and understand the fitting process before treatment begins.
- 04
Plan ongoing care
Discuss cleaning, review appointments, repairs and the possible need for replacement over time.
Use the dental consultation checklist to record the proposed appointments, alternatives and care arrangements. Ask whether a physical mock-up or trial smile is available before preparation and what it can help you check.
For colour preferences, read about choosing a natural tooth shade before discussing samples and the proposed design with your dentist.
A closer look at restoration work

A preference is the start of a discussion.
Design samples and trial stages help you ask specific questions, not predict a result.

Compare shape and profile
- Front view:
- Discuss the edges and proportions you prefer.
- Side view:
- Discuss the profile as well as the front appearance.
Ask your dentist: Which features can be checked before treatment begins?
About this illustration
Illustrated explanation: Review the proposed design.
Compare shape preferences with the dentist before treatment begins. Illustration for general information; not a patient result.

Preview and final try-in differ
- Preview:
- A temporary way to discuss the proposed design.
- Final try-in:
- An opportunity to assess the actual restoration before attachment.
Ask your dentist: What can I review at each stage, and what are its limitations?
About this illustration
A temporary preview and the actual final try-in answer different questions.
Discuss veneers on WhatsAppWhat would you like to change?
Bring examples of the shape, colour and finish you like. Ask your dentist which options suit your teeth and what each would involve.
YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Questions about dental veneers.
Plan care around the natural teeth, too.
Veneers do not remove the need for cleaning, assessment and ongoing maintenance.

Clean between the teeth
- Floss and brushes:
- Different tools suit different spaces.
- Personal demonstration:
- Ask which method suits your restorations without forcing a tool.
Ask your dentist: Which cleaning tools should I use around my veneers?
About this illustration
Floss and interdental brushes suit different spaces. The tools stay outside the model because size and fit need to be checked without forcing them.

Discuss grinding or clenching
- Appliance model:
- Illustrates a separate protective appliance, not a veneer.
- Individual advice:
- The need, design and care require professional assessment.
Ask your dentist: Does my bite or grinding history change the plan or aftercare?
About this illustration
Conceptual illustration of a custom nightguard and an intact dental model. · Illustrative scene.
Educational illustrations, not patient results or individual treatment plans.
General information: NHS: dental treatments. Your dentist must assess your own teeth and explain the options.
For ongoing-care questions to discuss with your dentist, read about sensitivity after crowns and veneers and repairing or replacing crowns and veneers.
AFTER TREATMENT
Five-year guarantee on treatments over £2,000.
Best Smile Turkey provides a five-year guarantee on treatments over £2,000.
For treatments over £2,000, if a problem arises during the five-year guarantee period, corrective treatment is provided free of charge. Flights and hotel accommodation for the guarantee-related return visit are also covered.
This flight and hotel cover applies to a return visit for corrective treatment under the guarantee. Check your original treatment quote separately for its travel and accommodation inclusions.
A treatment guarantee does not promise a particular clinical result or a complication-free recovery.
Read about the guarantee and aftercare arrangementsChoose questions for your consultation
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About this information
Published by Best Smile Turkey, a health-tourism intermediary. Your treating dentist is responsible for assessment, treatment and care.
Use this information to prepare questions for your dentist. An examination is needed to advise on treatment. Photographs, models and previews cannot establish suitability or predict results.
Source checking is not a clinical review. How we use sources and images, or how to report a correction.
Source-check record
These checks cover only the stated claims, not the whole page or your individual care.
- NHS and ADA descriptions of veneers covering the front of a tooth, compared with crown coverage. This does not establish an indication or material choice for an individual. Checked .
- ADA guidance on irreversible enamel removal and possible later veneer repair or replacement. This does not determine the preparation amount or personal suitability. Checked .
Sources and further reading
- NHS: dental treatments explained An overview of crowns, bridges, veneers, implants and other options.
- General Dental Council: going abroad for dental treatment Questions to ask about the treating provider, follow-up arrangements and concerns.
- American Dental Association: veneers Supports the specific source-check record above; not a provider endorsement or an individual treatment recommendation.
These resources offer general guidance; their publishers do not endorse Best Smile Turkey or the treating provider. Manufacturer links identify products or records, not independently compared outcomes. NHS funding information concerns UK care, not treatment costs in Turkey.
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