Dental Veneers
Fix chips, gaps, discolouration, and crooked teeth
What are Dental Veneers?
Dental veneers are tailor-made shells crafted from either porcelain or composite resin. They are designed to cover the front surfaces of teeth and are attached to enhance the tooths appearance.
Advantages of Dental Veneers
Dental veneers offer several benefits, including:
- Aesthetic Enhancement: They can fix issues, such as discolouration, chips, gaps, and misalignment.
- Durability: Ceramic veneers are notably durable and stain-resistant, providing a long-lasting solution for achieving a perfect smile.
- Minimally Invasive Procedure: The veneer process is minimally invasive compared to other cosmetic dental treatments.
- Customization: Each veneer is uniquely crafted to match your natural teeth’ colour, shape, and size.
Ceramic Veneers
Ceramic veneers are considered one of the best ways to improve your smile. They are well known for their strength and natural-looking appearance. It is essential to be satisfied with their look before placement, as ceramic veneers cannot be whitened once applied.
Despite their high stain resistance and strength, careful handling is necessary to prevent chipping and staining.
These veneers are meticulously crafted by highly skilled dental technicians at our selected dental laboratories.
We recommend ceramic veneers for significant corrections or when a long-term solution is desired.
Composite Veneers
During your visit, your dentist will create composite veneers by permanently applying a tooth-coloured material to your teeth. Composite veneers are suggested when the required correction is less extensive and a medium-term solution is adequate.
We provide two main types of composite veneers:
- Direct Composite Veneers: Typically used for one or two teeth, your dentist applies tooth-coloured dental material directly to your teeth and sculpts it to achieve the desired result. Often referred to as dental bonding, this approach is an affordable solution for issues like chips, gaps, staining, slight crookedness, and misshaped teeth.
- Injection Moulded Composite Bonding: Generally used for two or more teeth, this technique utilizes a customized mould to shape your teeth with a tooth-coloured composite. The mould is placed over the teeth, and the composite is injected into them. Most cases are completed in a single appointment, allowing you to leave with a beautiful new smile makeover.
For additional details, please visit our Dental Bonding webpage.