With Dr. Víctor Mendoza, a full-mouth smile design in porcelain veneers (both arches, about 20 veneers) costs US$6,000 for qualifying cases. The price includes 2 nights in a 5-star hotel, VIP airport–hotel–clinic transport and a 20-year warranty. Patients only pay their flight and meals — most are all-in for around US$7,000.
What's included in the $6,000
| Included | Not included |
|---|---|
| Full-mouth smile design — upper and lower (~20 veneers) | Round-trip flight |
| 2 nights in a 5-star hotel | Meals and personal spending |
| VIP transport: airport → hotel → clinic → airport | |
| 20-year warranty certificate in your name | |
| Free virtual assessment with a digital preview |
The price is fixed for qualifying cases. The free virtual assessment is where Dr. Mendoza confirms whether your case qualifies — for example, whether you need gum treatment, a root canal or an implant before the veneers. If something extra is needed, you know it and its price before you book a flight.
Colombia vs. U.S. prices
| In the U.S. | With Dr. Mendoza in Colombia | |
|---|---|---|
| Full mouth of porcelain veneers | $24,000–$50,000 | $6,000 |
| Time to finish | Weeks of appointments | Ready in 24 hours |
| Typical warranty | ~1 year | 20 years, in writing |
| Hotel and transport | Not applicable | Included |
Why the difference? It isn't the materials — it's operating costs. Rent, insurance, salaries and lab fees are much lower in Colombia, and Dr. Mendoza's own lab removes the markup of an outside laboratory.
Price per veneer vs. full mouth
Many clinics quote per tooth, which makes a full smile hard to compare. Twenty veneers at a U.S. per-tooth price of $1,200–$2,500 add up to the $24,000–$50,000 range. Quoting one price for the full smile is simpler and avoids surprises: you know the total from day one.
How to pay
- Cash in U.S. dollars or Colombian pesos
- Debit and credit cards
- Domestic and international bank transfers
Many patients use savings or financing. Some U.S. patients use HSA or FSA funds for dental treatment; eligibility depends on your plan and on whether the treatment is considered cosmetic, so check with your plan administrator.
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