Veneers are ultra-thin, custom-crafted shells bonded to the front of your teeth.
They can address several cosmetic concerns at once — discoloured, chipped or slightly misaligned teeth — using materials and techniques chosen so the result looks and feels natural alongside your existing teeth.
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- Ultra-thin shells
- custom-crafted and bonded to the front of the teeth
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- Stain-resistant
- porcelain is non-porous, so it resists coffee, tea and red wine
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- Conservative
- minimal removal of natural tooth structure
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- A few visits
- the process is typically completed in just a few appointments
What they fix
Concerns a veneer can address
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Discoloured teeth
Veneers cover stained or discoloured teeth, including staining too deep for whitening to shift.
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Chips and cracks
Chipped or cracked teeth are concealed, restoring an even edge across the smile.
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Gaps and slight misalignment
Veneers can close gaps between teeth and mask slight misalignments without orthodontics.
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Irregular shape or size
Misshapen or uneven teeth are evened out, improving the balance of the whole smile.
The process
From consultation to follow-up
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Consultation
We assess your oral health, discuss your cosmetic goals and determine whether a veneer is the right solution for you.
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A personalised plan
We select the shade and shape, considering your facial features, skin tone and existing teeth, then take precise measurements and impressions.
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Placement
A small amount of enamel is removed to accommodate the veneer, which is then bonded and adjusted for a comfortable fit and proper bite.
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Aftercare and follow-up
Care instructions, habits to avoid, and a follow-up appointment to check the result and make any final adjustments.
Related care
Other cosmetic options
Common questions
Questions about veneers
Veneers are thin, custom-made shells bonded to the front surface of your teeth, transforming their colour, shape, size and overall appearance.
Porcelain is non-porous, unlike natural enamel, so a porcelain veneer resists staining and is less likely to discolour over time.
A veneer requires minimal removal of natural tooth structure — a small amount of enamel to accommodate the shell — which preserves more of your healthy tooth.
The process is typically completed in just a few visits, which makes it a convenient option for a smile transformation.
New patients
New patients are welcome
Your first visit begins with a thorough examination to assess your dental health and discuss your concerns and goals.