About the treatment

We create porcelain veneers that are as unique as you are, and that make your smile come to life again.

Treatment Guide:

(NB: Treatment plan may vary for more complex cases)

Treatment time: 2 or 3 appointments, 2 weeks apart.

Anaesthetic: Yes

Key Benefit: Hides imperfections/can be used for a full smile makeover.

Key Features: Made from porcelain, one of the most tooth-like materials used by cosmetic dentists.

Post-Treatment Care: Regular dental hygiene and dentist check-ups.

Longevity: In excess of 15 years.

Reinvigorate Your Smile With Veneers

Whether you’re having a single tooth treated for chips, cracks or discoloration, or multiple teeth require attention, our well-made veneers will make a dramatic difference to your smile, whilst appearing completely authentic. The dimensions of your veneers will suit your mouth shape and the existing teeth in your mouth, and you can select the shade you wish your veneers to be before treatment.

Before the veneers are cemented to your teeth, you will be able to trail and approve the design of your veneers. We use the most conservative methods to ensure that it is necessary only to remove a minimal amount of tooth structure before placement.

FAQs

What Are Veneers?

Veneers are adhered to individual teeth using a strong dental cement. They are beneficial when a tooth has a crack, chip, or stain. We can also use veneers to fill in gaps between your teeth, and to create a balanced ratio between teeth that might look misshapen.

Are Veneers Better Than Composite Bonding?

Patients often wish to know and weigh up the benefits of both veneers and composite bonding, which both offer solutions for cosmetically compromised teeth. However, the methods and cosmetic outcomes differ with each treatment. Veneers are cosmetically superior, as they are made of porcelain, which is also more durable once a strong adhesive is used for placement. Cosmetic bonding on the other hand, is a less involved treatment that takes just one appointment, and no natural tooth enamel needs to be taken away for placement. However, it does not last for as many years as a veneer, nor is the composite resin stain-resistant.