Treatments
Aesthetic veneers
A thin facing bonded to the front surface of a tooth to change its shape or shade. Used mainly on the front teeth.
Who it is considered for
- Changing the shape of a front tooth
- A shade that does not respond to whitening
- A chipped or worn front tooth
- A small gap between front teeth
How the treatment works
- 1
Aesthetic planning
An examination and a conversation about what bothers you and what can be done, including the limits.
- 2
Preparing the tooth
A thin layer of the tooth surface is usually removed. In some cases the removal is minimal.
- 3
Making the veneer
The veneer is produced in a laboratory according to the plan.
- 4
Bonding
The veneer is bonded to the tooth and adjusted to the bite.
What to expect
- Preparing the tooth is in most cases irreversible
- Veneers require maintenance and review
- The shade is set in advance and will not change with later whitening
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about this treatment
What is the difference between a veneer and a crown?
A veneer covers mainly the front surface of the tooth, while a crown encases the whole tooth. The choice depends on the condition of the tooth.
How long do veneers last?
It varies between people and depends on habits, bite and hygiene. We explain what affects it in your case.
Information on this site is general only and is not medical advice or a recommendation. Every treatment is determined individually after examination.