Why have Veneers?

Veneers can transform teeth that are broken, chipped, stained, or have large gaps between them, and some crooked teeth as well.

Veneers improve the colour and shape of your teeth, and give a spectacular lift to your smile. Your teeth don’t lose any of their strength, and you will be able to bite and chew normally. Veneers are also highly resistant to staining.

How is the treatment done?

Our dentist will remove a small amount of enamel from the front of your tooth. A mould is taken, and sent to a dental technician who makes the veneer. When the veneer is ready, our dentist uses a resin to bond it to your tooth. The treatment is quick, and requires little or no anaesthesia.

Are all front teeth suitable for veneers?

No. Veneers are very thin, so they are not as effective on heavily filled, blackened or root-filled teeth, in these cases, crowns are more suitable.