To get a more accurate look at productivity in setting a standard, extend the process to encompass a full year's worth of productivity to get the standard rate. 5. Use the standard to calculate percent of productivity of later periods by calculating the productivity for that period using the set process used for the standard. Multiply the new productivity period percentage by the standard percentage to get the total productivity percentage based on the standard baseline. Productivity records.
Cost: Then versus Now. Believe it or not, porcelain veneers cost about $100 to $200 per tooth when they were first developed in the late 1970s. In today's terms, that's still only about $550 per tooth, but that modest price did not last long.
Cost of Porcelain Veneers... Porcelain veneers normally have a higher value than composite ones. On average, expect to pay anywhere from $900 to $2500 per tooth (the typical range is closer to the $1,000 area, 2,500 is on the far high end). Ask your dentist for some kind of discount if you have several veneers put on at once. 2  Your dental health. 3  If you have good oral health, your cost will be lower than someone who has significant tooth decay, gum disease, or other dental problems that need to be treated before placing the veneers.