A considered smile
Veneers are thin facings bonded to the front of teeth to change their shape, length or colour. Done well, they look like your own teeth on their best day — not a row of identical white tiles.
How we plan them
- Consultation, photographs and a digital scan.
- A trial smile worn over your teeth, so you can see the proportions in your own face and in your own mirror.
- Minimal preparation and a precise scan, then temporary veneers.
- Fitting of your final veneers, checked for colour, bite and speech.
Who they suit
Veneers work well for chipped, worn, gapped or discoloured front teeth, and for teeth that don’t respond to whitening. If your teeth are crowded, a short course of aligners first often gives a better result with less preparation.