Dental veneers

Veneers are thin shells placed on the front surface of the tooth that permanently improve its appearance.

Who they are for

For rotated and discoloured teeth we place veneers that are resistant to cigarette smoke. This changes the outer appearance of the teeth - they become whiter and brighter.

Veneers are also a good solution when whitening cannot deliver the desired result, for example with permanently darkened teeth.

How they are placed

The veneer is crafted to precisely follow the shape of the tooth and is placed on its front surface. The result is a natural look and a whiter, brighter smile.

Frequently asked questions

What are veneers?

Thin shells placed on the front surface of a tooth to correct its colour or position.

Do veneers change colour over time?

The veneers we place are resistant to external influences such as cigarette smoke, so the colour stays consistent.

Veneers or whitening - which should I choose?

Whitening works on the natural colour of the teeth, while veneers also correct shape, position and permanent discolouration. The best step is a check-up, where we choose the right option together.