Type
Veneers
What's included
6 deliverables in this treatment
- Cosmetic consultation and smile assessment
- Digital smile design preview
- Enamel preparation and impressions
- Temporary veneers (porcelain cases)
- Final veneer bonding and polish
- Bite and occlusion check
Porcelain and composite dental veneers to correct discolouration, chips, gaps, and shape irregularities, delivering a natural-looking smile transformation across one or more visits.
About this treatment
Dental veneers at Ashford Dental Centre are thin shells of porcelain or composite resin bonded to the front surface of teeth to improve their appearance. They are used to address a range of cosmetic concerns including intrinsic staining that does not respond to whitening, chipped or cracked enamel, minor misalignments, uneven tooth shape or size, and gaps between front teeth.
Porcelain veneers are custom-fabricated in a dental laboratory and require two to three clinic visits: preparation (minimal enamel removal and digital impression), a fitting appointment to trial the temporaries, and a final bonding appointment. Porcelain offers superior translucency and stain resistance, closely mimicking the optical properties of natural enamel, and typically lasts 10–15 years with proper care.
Composite veneers can be completed in a single visit and are more conservative in terms of tooth preparation, though they are less durable than porcelain and may require polishing or replacement after 5–7 years. They are a cost-effective option for patients seeking a quick result or who want to trial the aesthetic effect before committing to porcelain.
Good to know
- Porcelain and composite options
- Digital smile design preview
- Single-visit composite veneers available
- Long-lasting porcelain veneers 10–15 years
- Available across multiple Singapore locations
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Treatment highlights
- Cosmetic consultation and smile assessment
- Digital smile design preview
+4 more items in What's included
Pricing on request. Varies by veneer material (porcelain or composite) and number of teeth treated.
