"Hollywood Smile" describes a result, not a fixed price list
Because a Hollywood Smile can be achieved with veneers, crowns, or a mix of both depending on your teeth, two clinics quoting very different totals may be pricing genuinely different treatment plans, not just charging differently for the same thing.
The number of teeth included is the biggest single factor
A full Hollywood Smile transformation typically covers the upper 16–20 visible teeth. Some cases only need the top arch; others benefit from including the lower front teeth too, which changes the total meaningfully.
Veneers vs. crowns changes the price per tooth
Laminate veneers and full zirconia crowns are priced differently — crowns involve more tooth preparation and are typically used when a tooth needs structural, not just cosmetic, correction. Your actual case may need a mix of both.
What a full digital smile design adds
A proper Hollywood Smile plan starts with 3D digital smile design — analyzing your face, lip line and existing teeth before anything is prepared. This planning step is what separates a genuinely personalized result from a generic template smile.
Why two "Hollywood Smile packages" can differ by thousands of euros
The biggest swings come from: how many teeth are actually included, whether it's veneers or crowns, and which material grade is used. A quote that doesn't specify these three things isn't really comparable to anyone else's.
The question worth asking directly
Ask exactly how many teeth are included in the quoted price, and whether it's veneers, crowns, or a mix. That single question usually explains most of the difference between two very different-looking quotes.