Veneers are thin facings bonded to the front of the teeth to improve their colour, shape and alignment. They are a popular way to refresh a smile, available in porcelain or composite.
Is this treatment right for you?
Suitable for:healthy teeth and gums with cosmetic concerns. Veneers usually involve removing a thin layer of enamel, which is permanent.
Suitability can only be confirmed by a qualified clinician after assessing you, which is why every plan begins with a free, personalised review rather than a fixed promise.
Process & recovery
Assessment, digital scans and smile design, then preparation and fitting — often across one or two short trips. Some sensitivity afterwards is normal. Risks include sensitivity, the need to reduce enamel, and occasional chipping over time.
Before & after
Frequently asked questions
Porcelain or composite? +
Porcelain is more durable and stain-resistant; composite is more affordable. Your dentist will advise which suits your goals and teeth.
Do veneers damage teeth? +
Veneers usually involve permanent enamel reduction. The trade-offs are explained beforehand so you can make an informed choice.
How long do they last? +
Many years with good care, though longevity varies between individuals and depends on your habits and oral hygiene.
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