Our approach
A natural look while protecting your teeth
Before treatment, gum health, your bite, tooth position and shade expectations are assessed together. Not every tooth is suitable for veneers; if not, other options are explained.
Planning takes your facial features and smile line into account. The differences between porcelain and composite, the stages and the care needed are discussed in advance.
What we focus on
Key points in veneer planning
- Shape, shade and proportions planned to suit your face.
- Only as much tooth preparation as needed.
- Porcelain and composite options explained in advance.
- Care and check-up advice for long-term use.
How it works
The main stages of veneer treatment
Examination
Teeth, gums, bite and expectations are assessed.
Planning and preparation
Shade and shape are chosen together; teeth are prepared if needed and impressions taken.
Placement and review
Veneers are bonded, and fit and bite are checked at a follow-up visit.