Dental Veneers

Dental veneers are thin layers made of glass ceramic or composite material, applied to the tooth surface with little to no tooth reduction. Discolored teeth, mild crowding and gaps between teeth gain a more aesthetic appearance thanks to veneers.

Porcelain veneers do not change color over time; with regular check-ups and proper oral care, they can be used for many years without issue. Their light transmission, close to that of natural enamel, provides a very natural appearance.

Composite veneers (bonding), on the other hand, are a practical method that can usually be applied in a single session; although the risk of discoloration and chipping is higher compared to porcelain veneers, they can last for years with regular care.