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A considered cosmetic option

Ceramic Veneers

Ceramic veneers are thin, custom-made restorations placed on the front surfaces of selected teeth to change aspects of their appearance.

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Planned around your needs

Understand the options before deciding on treatment.

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Start with an assessment

A dental assessment helps clarify what is suitable, what the treatment can achieve and what care may be needed afterwards.

Your options

Options for changing tooth appearance

The best option balances the change you want with the health of your teeth and the amount of treatment involved.

Ceramic veneers

Custom-made ceramic shells can alter the visible surface of selected teeth where the teeth and bite are suitable.

Requires individual planning

Ceramic veneers and composite bonding

These cosmetic options differ in material, preparation and maintenance. Your dentist can explain which, if either, suits your teeth.

Consideration
Material
Preparation
Treatment time
Repairs
Stain resistance
Often considered for

Ceramic veneers

Custom-made ceramic restorations fitted to the front of selected teeth.

Ceramic made to fit the planned tooth shape
May require removal of some tooth structure
Can often be completed directly in one visit
Can often be repaired directly
Can pick up stain over time
Edge, gap, shape and proportion changes

Composite bonding

Resin is applied and shaped directly on the tooth.

Composite resin shaped at the appointment
Preparation varies and may be more limited
Usually involves planning, preparation and laboratory stages
Damage may require laboratory repair or replacement
Generally more stain-resistant
Broader shape, colour and surface changes
What to expect

A clear plan built around your needs and oral health

Veneer treatment should be planned carefully, with clear discussion of preparation, alternatives and long-term maintenance.

Assess teeth and bite during dental treatment Step 01
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Assess teeth and bite

Review tooth health, gum condition, bite and the changes you hope to achieve.

Plan the design during dental treatment Step 02
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Plan the design

Discuss shade, shape, preparation, risks and alternatives before agreeing to a treatment plan.

Fit and review during dental treatment Step 03
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Fit and review

The restorations are fitted according to the plan, then checked for comfort, appearance and bite.

Shaping and polishing composite bonding at Fresh Dental Step 04
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Shape & Polish

Once set, the bonding is refined, shaped and polished so the surface and sheen sit naturally alongside your other teeth.

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Common questions

Questions about this treatment

These answers cover common considerations. Your own suitability and treatment plan should be discussed with a dental professional.

Veneers may require tooth preparation that cannot be reversed. They can also need repair or replacement over time, so discuss long-term implications before treatment.

They can change the appearance of selected teeth, but suitability depends on the cause and degree of discolouration and the health of the teeth.

Veneers are custom-made ceramic restorations, while bonding uses resin shaped directly on the tooth. They differ in preparation, maintenance and suitability.

Brush and clean between teeth daily and attend routine dental reviews. Avoid using teeth to bite hard objects, and ask for advice if you grind your teeth.

Need advice for your situation? Ask about suitability, alternatives, aftercare and the likely costs before making a decision.

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