Designed for the individual smile
The dentist considers tooth shape, facial proportions, spacing, shade and bite rather than choosing colour in isolation.
Dental veneers

Porcelain veneers
The existing veneer process uses photographs, impressions, proportion analysis, temporary veneers and a final fitting to refine the result before completion.
The dentist considers tooth shape, facial proportions, spacing, shade and bite rather than choosing colour in isolation.
Temporary veneers may be used after cleaning and impressions so shape and shade can be reviewed before the final set.
The finished veneers are checked for fit, contact, appearance and bite before final placement.
A clearer path
Clinical recommendations depend on an in-person examination and your individual needs.
Record the current teeth and discuss the intended change, then assess whether veneers are clinically suitable.
Clean, prepare and take the detailed impression required for fabrication, with a temporary stage where appropriate.
Remove the temporary set, fit the final veneers and make the last shape and bite adjustments.
Ready when you are
Start with an assessment of enamel, bite and tooth position before deciding whether veneers fit your goals.
Book a veneer assessmentClinical suitability, timing and fees are confirmed by the treating dentist after an in-clinic assessment.