SAME QUALITY. HALF THE U.S. PRICE
Veneer Prices in the Dominican Republic
The clinic publishes its prices rather than quoting them privately. Below is that list, unchanged, with the context that a price list on its own cannot give you.
Free consultationSANTO DOMINGO · DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
THE NUMBERS
The published list, in US dollars
Composite veneers US$99 per tooth. E-max veneers, metal free, US$300. Porcelain veneers US$349 per tooth. Lumineers US$399. Porcelain crown US$299. Root canal US$200-350. Dental implant US$599. Implant with pillar and crown US$990. Full-case and full-arch work is published as package pricing rather than per unit.
The international consultation is free, and it is where these figures become a number for your case rather than a number on a page.
What a list cannot tell you is how many units your case needs, whether anything has to be treated before the cosmetic work begins, or how the sequence fits the days you have available. Those three questions decide your total, and none of them can be answered without an examination.
THE POSITION
Why the clinic publishes them at all
Most cosmetic practices quote privately. Publishing invites comparison, and comparison on price alone is exactly what the clinic's own published advice warns against: it recommends researching the dentist, the materials, the laboratory standards, the treatment plan and the aftercare before deciding, rather than choosing on price.
Read that way, the list is not an argument that cheaper is better. It is a starting point that removes the first awkward conversation, so the consultation can be about your case instead of about whether you can afford to ask.
FINANCING
Paying over time
The clinic offers financing through heva, its partner for international patients. You book and pay from home and settle the treatment over time instead of in a single payment. It is available to residents of the United States and Puerto Rico.
Pre-qualifying takes a few minutes and uses a soft credit check, so asking does not affect your credit score. What you are offered is subject to credit approval and varies with the cost of your treatment plan, which is why this page quotes no rate and no monthly figure: heva shows you your own before you commit to anything. The published prices above are the same either way.
YOUR QUESTIONS
Answered plainly.
Are these prices final?
They are the clinic's published unit prices. Your total depends on how many units your case needs and whether anything must be treated first, which the consultation establishes.
Can I pay over time?
Yes, through heva, for residents of the United States and Puerto Rico. You book and pay from home, and pre-qualifying uses a soft credit check that does not affect your credit score. What you are offered depends on the cost of your treatment plan and on credit approval, so the clinic does not quote a rate or a monthly figure.
Is the consultation really free?
Yes. The free consultation for international patients is published by the clinic and carries no obligation.
Why publish prices when most clinics do not?
It removes the first awkward conversation. The clinic's own advice is still to compare the dentist, materials and aftercare rather than deciding on price alone.
YOUR NEXT STEP