Porcelain Veneers
Emax and zirconia veneers to reshape a smile — from $450 per tooth.
Thin porcelain shells bonded to the front teeth — from $450 per tooth vs $2,500 in the US. A full set is a single week-long trip.
Porcelain veneers are thin shells bonded to the front of your teeth to reshape a smile — closing gaps, whitening permanently, and evening out worn or crooked edges. Medellin is one of the best-value places in the world for them, at from $450 per tooth versus $2,500 in the US.
What’s involved
A small amount of enamel is prepared, impressions or a digital scan go to the lab, and the finished veneers are bonded a few days later. Emax (lithium disilicate) and zirconia are the common materials — durable and natural-looking.
Cost and how long
From $450 per tooth; a typical “smile” of 8–10 veneers is a single trip of about a week, with the prep and the fit a few days apart. Discuss shade and shape at the consult — a good clinic mocks it up first.
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