Porcelain veneers are one of the most common cosmetic dental procedures, and they can improve your smile in several ways. Veneers are thin pieces of tooth-coloured material that are bonded to your teeth. They can correct minor imperfections caused by tooth decay or damage, or they may cover discoloured teeth entirely. Porcelain veneers cost between $1,000 and $3,000 per tooth, but some patients have saved money by negotiating with their dentist for a reduced rate or financing plan.

The cost of porcelain veneers in Namibia is approximately N$30-45 000 per tooth.

The price of the procedure depends on the number of teeth that need to be treated, as well as their complexity and any other factors that could affect treatment costs.

The cost may also vary depending on which materials are used in your case, such as whether you require a full or partial cover (which means less material is required), or if you opt for all-ceramic restorations rather than composite resins.

Takeaway:

You’re probably wondering what the cost of porcelain veneers is in Namibia. In South Africa, the price range is between R35 000 to R65 000 per tooth.

In Namibia, it can be approximately N$30-45 000 per tooth.