Prices: Porcelain / EMAX: AUD 316 to 513 per tooth (porcelain / EMAX, converted from IDR), as of 23 Oct 2026 (Confident Bali + Cosmodent + Createeth + ARC Dental Bali published price pages (opens official site)). Converted at rate stated in CSV notes; verify RBA on publish day. Multi-clinic published range (also Cosmodent, Createeth, ARC). Estimates / published clinic tariffs only; not a quote you can book. Composite: AUD 79 to 118 per tooth (composite, converted from IDR), as of 23 Oct 2026 (Cosmodent + Createeth + BIMC CosMedic published prices (opens official site)). Converted at rate stated in CSV notes; verify RBA on publish day. Estimates / published clinic tariffs only; not a quote you can book. Australia porcelain / EMAX comparison: AUD 1500 to 2800 per tooth (porcelain / EMAX), as of 23 Oct 2026 (dentistrynearme.au (cites ADA fee surveys + clinic lists; updated Jun 2026) (opens official site)). Estimates / published clinic tariffs only; not a quote you can book.
Short answer: The upfront quote isn’t the whole cost. Veneers may need ongoing maintenance and replacement (Dental Board of Australia (opens official site)), and Smartraveller warns that fixing a procedure that goes wrong can cost more (Smartraveller (opens official site)). The ADA advises Australians to have elective dental treatment in Australia (ADA (opens official site)).
Risks and limitations to understand first
From healthdirect (opens official site): jaw pain, a veneer cracking or falling off, more sensitive teeth because some enamel is removed, visible edges if gums shrink, and colour that can’t be changed later.
- Veneers may need ongoing maintenance and replacement, with future costs (Dental Board of Australia (opens official site)).
- The ADA advises Australians to have elective dental treatment in Australia (ADA (opens official site)).
- Medicare doesn’t cover most dental services (Department of Health (opens official site)), and your fund may not cover dental work done overseas (Union Health (opens official site)).
- Smartraveller’s overall advice for Indonesia is “exercise a high degree of caution” (Smartraveller (opens official site)).
See veneers in Bali for the full risks guide.
Published estimate ranges (sourced)
Estimates / published clinic tariffs only; not a quote you can book. Converted at rate stated in CSV notes; verify RBA on publish day.
| Material | Range | Sources |
|---|---|---|
| Porcelain / EMAX | AUD 316 to 513 per tooth (converted from IDR) | Confident, Cosmodent, Createeth, ARC; primary link Confident Bali veneers (opens official site), as of 23 Oct 2026 |
| Composite | AUD 79 to 118 per tooth (converted from IDR) | Cosmodent (opens official site), Createeth, BIMC, as of 23 Oct 2026 |
| Australia porcelain / EMAX | AUD 1500 to 2800 per tooth | dentistrynearme.au (opens official site), as of 23 Oct 2026 |
What affects the quote
- How many teeth, and the veneer material (porcelain or composite resin)
- Any preparatory work
- Temporary veneers, follow-up, maintenance and eventual replacement
Ask for itemised costs and item numbers to compare with Australian quotes (healthdirect (opens official site)).
Medicare and extras
- Medicare doesn’t cover most dental services (Department of Health (opens official site)), and doesn’t cover you overseas (Smartraveller (opens official site)).
- Your health fund may not cover dental work done overseas (Union Health (opens official site)).
- Standard travel insurance often excludes dental expenses unless caused by injury (Fast Cover PDS (opens official site)).
See health insurance gaps, travel insurance for cosmetic procedures and medical tourism insurance.
Add these to any quote
| Cost | Notes |
|---|---|
| Flights | Price on request, get quotes from clinics |
| Accommodation | Seminyak, Canggu and Denpasar. Price on request, get quotes from clinics |
| Time off work | Your own estimate |
| Insurance | See above |
| Follow-up in Australia | Aftercare in Australia |
| A buffer for problems | Revision and repair at home |
Use the trip budget planner and savings calculator. Overview: veneer costs.
How to check a dentist in Bali
| Check | Where |
|---|---|
| Registration (STR) | Practitioner registration for medical and health workers moved to SATUSEHAT SDMK (opens official site) from 15 October 2026 (SATUSEHAT SDMK (opens official site)). Public STR lookup pathways may still involve KKI (opens official site). [Reviewer to confirm the current public patient-facing lookup.] |
| Dentist certification | PDGI’s dentist certification check (opens official site) |
We don’t name or recommend clinics. See choosing a dentist or surgeon overseas and Bali safety.
Frequently asked questions
How much do veneers cost in Bali?
Porcelain / EMAX: AUD 316 to 513 per tooth (porcelain / EMAX, converted from IDR), as of 23 Oct 2026 (Confident Bali + Cosmodent + Createeth + ARC Dental Bali published price pages (opens official site)). Converted at rate stated in CSV notes; verify RBA on publish day. Multi-clinic published range (also Cosmodent, Createeth, ARC). Estimates / published clinic tariffs only; not a quote you can book. Composite: AUD 79 to 118 per tooth (composite, converted from IDR), as of 23 Oct 2026 (Cosmodent + Createeth + BIMC CosMedic published prices (opens official site)). Converted at rate stated in CSV notes; verify RBA on publish day. Estimates / published clinic tariffs only; not a quote you can book.
Are there ongoing costs?
Yes. Veneers may need maintenance and replacement over time.
Does Medicare cover veneers in Bali?
Medicare doesn’t cover most dental services, and doesn’t cover you overseas.
Will my extras cover pay for veneers overseas?
Your fund may not cover dental work done overseas. Ask with item numbers from your quote.
How do I check a dentist in Bali?
Ask for their STR registration and use PDGI’s certification check. Confirm the current public lookup after the SATUSEHAT SDMK change.
Sources
All accessed 23 October 2026.
- healthdirect, Veneers: https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/procedures/dental-procedures-and-appliances/veneers
- healthdirect, Guide to dental procedures: https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/guide-to-dental-procedures
- Dental Board of Australia, Cosmetic procedures by dental practitioners are not without risk: https://www.dentalboard.gov.au/News/2023-08-28-Dental-cosmetics-warning.aspx
- Australian Dental Association, Policy Statement 2.2.6: https://ada.org.au/policy-statement-2-2-6-elective-overseas-dental-treatment
- Department of Health, Disability and Ageing, What Medicare covers: https://www.health.gov.au/topics/medicare/about/what-medicare-covers
- Union Health, Am I covered whilst travelling overseas?: https://unionhealth.com.au/faqs/manage-my-cover/travelling-overseas
- Smartraveller, Going overseas for a medical procedure: https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/travel-essentials/travel-health/medical-tourism
- Smartraveller, Medical tourism: https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/medical-tourism
- Smartraveller, Indonesia: https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/destinations/asia/indonesia
- Fast Cover, PDS Benefit 2: https://fastcover.com.au/pds/current/benefits/benefit-2-overseas-emergency-medical-and-hospital-expenses
- SATUSEHAT SDMK: https://satusehat.kemkes.go.id/sdmk
- Konsil Kesehatan Indonesia, Registrasi: https://kki.go.id/registrasi
- PDGI, Cek dokter gigi: https://sertifikasi.pdgi.or.id/cek-dokter-gigi
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