Veneers in Wandsworth
Private veneers in Wandsworth typically costs £450–£899 — the middle half of 33 Wandsworth practices' published fees. Wandsworth has 86 CQC-registered dental practices; below you can compare them and read what drives the price.
| Option | Cost (per tooth) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Private — lower | £450 | 25th percentile of 33 Wandsworth fee guides |
| Private — upper | £899 | 75th percentile |
| NHS | Not covered | Cosmetic / private-only |
Computed from 33 Wandsworth practices' own published fee guides, read August 2026. Method
- The Wandsworth median (£770) sits within 3% of the pooled median across the 10 boroughs with published veneers data on this site (£775, n=313).
- That makes Wandsworth the 4th most expensive of those 10 boroughs for this treatment.
- The middle half of prices runs £450–£899 (a £449 range), a wide spread: the borough has distinct budget and premium tiers. The full range is £200–£1,400.
- 32 of the 86 CQC-registered practices in Wandsworth publish a price for this treatment (37%); the figures describe those 32, not the whole borough.
- All figures are per tooth, taken from each practice's own fee guide, so they can be compared like for like.
| Neighbouring borough | Median | vs Wandsworth | Middle half | Practices |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kensington and Chelsea | £985 | £215 more | £525–£1,200 | 18 |
Why do some Wandsworth practices list under half the median?
7 of 32 published prices are below £385: Broadway Dental Centre (£200), Riverside Dental Practice (£200), Balham Dental Studio (£250). A figure this far below the borough median is often a narrower product than the rest of the table (a single session, a top-up, or an introductory offer) — check what the practice's fee guide includes before comparing.
Why does the same practice name appear twice?
1 name recurs (Balham Dental Studio / Balham Dental Care). The CQC registers each location separately, and some practices hold two registrations at one address. Each row links to its own CQC registration and each row is counted in the figures above; if the pair is one practice, read it as a single price point.
Every statement above is computed from the 32 published prices in the table below; it changes when the data changes.
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32 Wandsworth practices publish this fee. Each figure is the practice's own published price, read August 2026; narrower variants (“from” prices, child or temporary work) are excluded. Sorted lowest first.
A low figure is a real published fee, not a quote — complexity can change the price. Always confirm. How we verify
A veneer is a thin layer of porcelain or composite bonded to the front of a tooth to change its colour, shape or alignment. Porcelain lasts longer; composite is cheaper and reversible.
Porcelain veneers usually need a thin layer of enamel removed, so the tooth will always need a veneer or crown afterwards — they are irreversible. “No-prep” veneers exist but suit only some cases; composite veneers, by contrast, are often reversible.
Ask for the practice’s repair policy in writing: what happens if a veneer debonds or chips in the first year. Many London dentists offer composite as a lower-cost “trial smile” before committing to porcelain.
Porcelain veneers require removing a thin layer of enamel, so they are irreversible. Composite veneers add material to the tooth and can often be removed or repaired.
Porcelain veneers typically last 10 to 15 years; composite 4 to 8 years before they need replacing or refreshing.
Veneers are a cosmetic treatment and are not available on the NHS. Beware very low "package" prices advertised for full sets — quality of materials and clinician skill vary widely.
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Porcelain veneers last 10 to 15 years; composite veneers 4 to 8 years. Both eventually need replacing.
No. Veneers are cosmetic and private-only, unless there is a clinical reason such as trauma, which is assessed case by case.
NHS charges from DHSC (April 2026); private prices indicative, from published UK cost guides. CQC data under Open Government Licence v3.0. Methodology.