Cosmetic dentistry

The smile you have always wanted, with a completely natural look

Dental veneers are very thin shells of porcelain or resin that are bonded to the visible surface of the teeth with a special cement. They are used to correct cosmetic problems such as fractures, stains, yellow teeth or irregular shapes.

The result is whiter, more even and more attractive teeth with a completely natural look.

This is primarily a cosmetic treatment. That is why we treat any oral health problem (cavities, inflamed gums) before placing them: veneers improve appearance, but they do not cure disease.

The smile you have always wanted, with a completely natural look

What are they for?

What a veneer can do for you

When you smile, people will see your veneers rather than your original teeth. They are used mainly on the front teeth; for molars and premolars, crowns are more suitable because they are stronger.

Whiten

Whiten

One of the most effective ways to achieve white teeth: instead of working on the tooth itself, it is covered with a lighter veneer.

Cover fractures

Cover fractures

If you had a blow or have a chipped tooth, the veneer covers it and leaves it looking like new.

Correct the shape

Correct the shape

Teeth that are very short, protruding or of different sizes can be adjusted to the desired shape.

Types of veneers

Porcelain or resin: which one is right for you?

They are classified mainly by the material they are made of. Neither is “better” than the other: your dentist will recommend the one that suits your situation and expectations.

Procedure

How are veneers placed?

1. Assessment and design

We check your oral health, listen to what you want to achieve and design your new smile.

2. Preparation

Depending on the type of veneer, the tooth surface is lightly prepared and a digital scan is taken.

3. Placement

The veneer is bonded with a special cement, the bite is adjusted and it is polished for a natural finish.

Frequently asked questions

Resin veneers require almost no reduction. Porcelain veneers need minimal enamel preparation. In both cases, when properly placed and cared for, they protect the tooth.

Porcelain veneers last longer and keep their color better; resin veneers require more maintenance. In both cases, hygiene and check-ups are key.

Cavities or any other health problem must be treated first. The veneers are placed afterward.

It depends on the material (resin or porcelain) and how many veneers you need. At your free assessment we check your smile, explain your options and give you a personalized estimate before we begin.

Transform your smile

Book a cosmetic assessment and we will show you what your smile could look like.

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