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Veneers in North Yorkshire: Compare Prices at 23 Clinics

23 clinics publish a composite or porcelain veneer price

Composite veneers

from £120

Typical (median) £420 per tooth · 7 clinics

Composite veneers in North Yorkshire →

Porcelain veneers

from £420

Typical (median) £650 per tooth · 23 clinics

Porcelain veneers in North Yorkshire →

Composite veneers are built up from tooth-coloured resin, usually in one visit, and cost less per tooth. Porcelain veneers are made in a lab and fitted over two or more visits; they cost more but resist staining and tend to last longer. Most porcelain veneers need some of the tooth surface removed, so it's worth discussing both options with a dentist. Composite bonding vs veneers: costs compared

Lowest listed price
North Yorkshire4.2(26 Google reviews)

Composite from £120 · Porcelain from £500

from

£120

Published price, October 2026

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North Yorkshire4.9(400 Google reviews)

Composite from £295 · Porcelain from £750

from

£295

Published price, October 2026

North Yorkshire4.2(41 Google reviews)

Composite from £350 · Porcelain from £650

from

£350

Published price, October 2026

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North Yorkshire4.6(39 Google reviews)

Composite from £420 · Porcelain from £420

from

£420

Published price, October 2026

North Yorkshire5(24 Google reviews)

Composite from £420 · Porcelain from £420

from

£420

Published price, October 2026

North Yorkshire4.6(28 Google reviews)

Porcelain from £550

from

£550

Published price, October 2026

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North Yorkshire4.8(29 Google reviews)

Porcelain from £580

from

£580

Published price, October 2026

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North Yorkshire4.9(379 Google reviews)

Porcelain from £595

from

£595

Published price, October 2026

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North Yorkshire5(42 Google reviews)

Porcelain from £600

from

£600

Published price, October 2026

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North Yorkshire4.9(252 Google reviews)

Porcelain from £636

from

£636

Published price, October 2026

North Yorkshire5(8 Google reviews)

Porcelain from £650

from

£650

Published price, October 2026

North Yorkshire4.9(468 Google reviews)

Porcelain from £650

from

£650

Published price, October 2026

North Yorkshire5(171 Google reviews)

Porcelain from £650

from

£650

Published price, October 2026

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North Yorkshire

Porcelain from £655

from

£655

Published price, October 2026

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North Yorkshire4.6(11 Google reviews)

Porcelain from £700

from

£700

Published price, October 2026

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North Yorkshire4.4(35 Google reviews)

Porcelain from £718

from

£718

Published price, October 2026

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North Yorkshire4.9(77 Google reviews)

Porcelain from £780

from

£780

Published price, October 2026

North Yorkshire4.7(65 Google reviews)

Porcelain from £785

from

£785

Published price, October 2026

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North Yorkshire4.7(228 Google reviews)

Porcelain from £879

from

£879

Published price, October 2026

North Yorkshire4.9(110 Google reviews)

Composite from £890 · Porcelain from £890

from

£890

Published price, October 2026

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All prices are per-tooth "from" prices, sourced from published clinic information as of October 2026. Always confirm with the clinic.

Frequently asked questions

How much do veneers cost in North Yorkshire?

At clinics listed on DentalCompare in North Yorkshire, composite veneers start from £120 per tooth (median £420, 7 clinics) and porcelain veneers from £420 per tooth (median £650, 23 clinics). These are "from" prices; the final cost depends on your assessment.

How many clinics in North Yorkshire publish veneer prices?

23 clinics in North Yorkshire publish a veneer price: 7 for composite and 23 for porcelain.

How do veneer prices here compare with the rest of the North of England?

Across every practice on DentalCompare that publishes a price, the median is £350 per tooth for composite veneers and £700 for porcelain.

Are veneers available on the NHS?

Veneers are usually a cosmetic treatment, so they are normally only available privately. Your dentist can tell you whether another treatment would be clinically appropriate on the NHS.

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