Cosmetic Dentistry
Porcelain Veneers
A thin porcelain shell bonded to the front of your tooth — durable, stain-resistant, and very natural-looking.
What they fix
Porcelain veneers are good for chips, uneven edges, gaps, discolouration that whitening won't touch, and minor misalignment — essentially reshaping the visible part of the tooth.
What's involved
- A small amount of enamel is prepared to make room for the veneer
- An impression or digital scan is taken and sent to a ceramist
- Veneers are bonded into place at a second visit, usually 1–2 weeks later
How long do they last?
10–15 years is typical with good care, and many last longer.
Is the preparation reversible?
No — because a small amount of enamel is removed, veneers are a permanent commitment. We'll make sure you're confident before we start.