What veneers can do
Veneers are thin porcelain shells bonded to the front of your teeth. In one treatment they can correct chips, close gaps, mask stains that won't respond to whitening, and even out minor misalignment. A typical smile makeover uses six to ten veneers across the upper front teeth.
Designed digitally, crafted in-house
We design your new smile using in-house 3D scanning, so you can preview the result before committing. Your veneers are then crafted in our own ceramic laboratory — which means exceptional shade matching, precise fit, quicker adjustments, and less time between your first visit and your finished smile.
A conservative approach
Modern veneers require removing only a very thin layer of enamel — sometimes none at all. And if a more conservative option like bonding or whitening will get you the result you want, we'll tell you. Our goal is the smile you're after with the least treatment necessary.
Frequently asked questions
Typically 10 to 20 years, often longer with good hygiene and a nightguard if you grind your teeth.
No. Only a very thin layer of enamel is reshaped, and the bonded porcelain then protects the surface it covers.
It depends on your smile and goals — some patients need one or two to fix specific teeth, while full smile makeovers typically involve six to ten. Your consultation includes a digital preview either way.