Porcelain Veneer

A porcelain veneer represents the most modern and elegant solution in aesthetic dentistry. It is a thin, glass-like, high-strength porcelain layer placed on the external surface of the tooth, enabling the dentist to create a natural-looking, uniform, and radiant smile. This technology is primarily applied to anterior teeth.

The procedure is also applicable after root canal treatment if the tooth’s discolouration cannot be corrected with internal bleaching. It is often considered an alternative to orthodontics, as it can produce straight teeth in a short period.

• If you are bothered by tooth discolouration.
• When tooth whitening cannot achieve the desired result.
• If your teeth are misaligned, but you do not wish to undergo orthodontic treatment.
• To eliminate gaps or grooves between anterior teeth.
• If you desire a flawless, perfect smile with snow-white, regular teeth.
• Following tooth fillings, for aesthetic restoration of the tooth surface.
• If you wish to correct minor morphological or aesthetic imperfections.

The entire treatment takes approximately 1–2 weeks and requires at least two appointments.

In addition to high-quality materials and precise preparation and execution, the key is that after bonding the porcelain veneer, we uniquely provide you with a complimentary, personalized preventive plan outlining all the steps necessary to maintain the achieved result in the long term.

Furthermore, we offer complimentary semi-annual check-ups, the primary benefit of which is the early detection and immediate treatment of any potential issues. We will notify you of upcoming appointments via email and phone.

During the dental restoration, we use a modern anaesthetic developed for oral surgical procedures, which is four times more potent than traditional agents, ensuring the treatment is guaranteed to be completely painless. It is common for our patients to doze off during the preparation of dental crowns, as they find the reclining position relaxing and experience no pain. An additional advantage of the anaesthetic used in our clinic is its rapid onset and minimal duration of action.

Using an intraoral scanner, we capture impressions with 11-micron precision, ensuring that the resulting dental crown fits precisely and provides comfortable wear. This method avoids all the discomforts associated with traditional impression taking.

During the impression process, we scan the upper and lower dental arches with a relatively small intraoral camera. This takes only 2 minutes. It allows for vivid and colourful images, enabling you to see and understand which dental issues require resolution. Subsequently, we send the data to the laboratory with a single button press, where a 3D printer creates a model of your dental arch, based on which the perfectly fitting crown is fabricated.

Another advantage is that digital impressions, unlike traditional methods, are editable, meaning there is no need to retake the entire impression. Additionally, it is unnecessary to store plaster models, as the images captured by the scanner are digitally stored, making them easily retrievable and reusable at any time in the future.