What are veneers?
Veneers are ultra-thin, custom-made shells of porcelain or composite material that are bonded to the front of your teeth. They are designed to improve the appearance of your teeth by covering imperfections like discolouration, chips, gaps, or irregular shapes. With veneers, your smile looks brighter, more balanced, and completely natural.
The best part?
- Long-lasting solution – durable and stain-resistant.
- Customised to match your teeth for a natural look.
- Instantly transforms your smile into a flawless masterpiece.
- Covers chips, gaps, and discolouration effortlessly.
- Minimal maintenance, just like caring for your natural teeth.
What is the veneers process?
1.
Consultation
We discuss your goals and create a personalised plan for your veneers.
2.
Preparation
A thin layer of enamel is gently removed to ensure the perfect fit.
3.
Custom veneers
Using your unique design, veneers are crafted to match your teeth.
4.
Application
The veneers are bonded to your teeth, polished, and adjusted for a seamless, natural look.
Smile transformation with veneers
a fresh start
Enhancing smiles with expertly crafted veneers can truly transform a person’s appearance. Whether replacing old dental work or creating a new look, veneers offer a natural, radiant finish that boosts both aesthetics and confidence. A simple yet impactful upgrade for a brighter, more beautiful smile.
— frequently asked questions —
Quick answers to your questions
Who should not get veneers?
People with untreated dental issues like gum disease, severe tooth decay, or weak teeth may not be suitable for veneers. Additionally, those who grind or clench their teeth may need to address this habit before getting veneers.
Can teeth rot under veneers?
Teeth under veneers can develop decay if proper oral hygiene isn’t maintained. Regular brushing, flossing, and dental check-ups are essential to keep the underlying teeth healthy.
What happens to your old teeth when you get veneers?
Your natural teeth are still there, but they are reshaped slightly to fit the veneers. Veneers cover the front surface of the teeth, protecting and enhancing their appearance.
What are alternatives to veneers?
Alternatives include:
- Composite bonding: For minor repairs and aesthetic improvements.
- Teeth whitening: To enhance the natural
- Orthodontics: To address alignment issues without altering your natural teeth.
- Dental xrowns: For more extensive damage or protection.
Do veneers look too fake?
When done professionally, veneers are designed to look natural and blend seamlessly with your smile. A skilled dentist will ensure they enhance your appearance without looking artificial.
