Veneers are thin shells that are attached to the front of teeth. These shells are used to improve the appearance of teeth and are typically preferred to correct aesthetic problems such as shape, size, color, or alignment of the teeth.
Step 1 – Examination, Imaging and Minimal Preparation: the head physician assesses your smile design; teeth are analysed with X-ray and CBCT. Your prosthodontist minimally prepares the surface for veneers, preserving as much natural tooth structure as possible.
Step 2 – Veneer Dentin Try-In: unglazed veneers are fitted; colour, form and light transmission are evaluated. Your feedback is taken and any adjustments are sent to the laboratory.
Step 3 – Permanent Bonding: approved veneers are permanently bonded using a special adhesive technique. Each veneer is checked individually for a perfect fit.
Step 4 – Final Check and Protection Advice: treatment is completed with a comprehensive final check and your night guard is delivered. Hygiene and lifestyle advice to extend your veneers’ lifespan is shared.
Veneers are ultra-thin porcelain or composite shells that are carefully crafted and placed on the front surface of the teeth to enhance their shape, color, size, and overall alignment. Designed with precision and artistry, veneers are one of the most effective and minimally invasive ways to achieve a beautiful, radiant smile.
Each veneer is custom-made to perfectly match your facial features and natural tooth structure, ensuring a result that looks authentic, feels comfortable, and lasts for many years. Because of their delicate and lightweight design, veneers require minimal tooth preparation — meaning your natural enamel is preserved as much as possible.
Beyond just improving appearance, veneers can correct a wide range of dental imperfections, such as discoloration, minor chips or cracks, uneven teeth, and small gaps. The result is a seamless transformation that enhances not only your smile but also your confidence and the way you express yourself every day.
Natural Aesthetic: Our high-quality porcelain materials reflect light like natural enamel.
Minimally Invasive: Only minimal tooth reduction is needed — sometimes none at all.
Fast Results: Treatment can be completed in as little as 1–3 visits.
Long-Lasting Beauty: When properly cared for, veneers can last well over 10 years.
Personalized Smile Design: Each smile is uniquely designed to match facial symmetry and personality.
Persistent discoloration or staining (e.g. tetracycline, fluorosis)
Minor chips or worn edges
Small gaps between teeth (diastema)
Slight misalignment or irregular shapes
Desire for a more symmetrical or brighter smile
Consultation & Planning: The dentist evaluates your teeth, takes photographs or 3D scans, and designs your ideal smile digitally.
Tooth Preparation: A very thin layer of enamel may be gently reshaped; often this step is minimal or not required.
Impression / Digital Scan: Precise measurements are taken and sent to the dental lab for custom veneer fabrication.
Temporary Veneers (if needed): Used to maintain aesthetics while waiting for the final veneers.
Bonding: Veneers are permanently bonded using high-strength dental adhesives; the bite and edges are refined.
Follow-Up: After one to two weeks, a check-up ensures comfort and long-term stability.
Porcelain Veneers: Offer the most natural look and color stability — the gold standard for smile design.
Composite Veneers: Applied directly in one visit; more affordable but less stain-resistant.
E-max / Zirconium Veneers: Premium options for patients seeking both strength and translucency.
Patients with uncontrolled bruxism (teeth grinding) — may need a night guard first.
Active gum disease or untreated cavities must be addressed before veneer treatment.
Patients who cannot maintain regular oral hygiene or follow-up visits should be evaluated carefully.
A white orchid petal lets light through and you can still feel it between your fingers. Same with a veneer. Room is made on the front of the tooth, the amount planned tooth by tooth. The aim is to stay within enamel. Then the impression.
First a try-in, no adhesive. You look in the mirror. If the shade or the edge bothers you, the veneer can go back to the laboratory. Once you approve, what goes between is a thin layer of adhesive. No undoing this step, hence the try-in.
For information only. Nothing here replaces an examination by a dentist.