Ceramic Veneers

Thin custom-made porcelain shells bonded to the front of the teeth to improve their colour, shape, alignment and proportions — a popular way to refine a smile. Ceramic veneers resist staining and reflect light like natural enamel, giving a durable, lifelike result. Treatment is planned with an aesthetic smile analysis so the final look suits the face, and the clinic also offers a lower-cost composite veneer option for smaller changes.

Veneers are thin, custom-made shells that are bonded to the front surfaces of the teeth to change their appearance. They are used to address discoloured teeth that do not respond to whitening, small chips or worn edges, gaps between teeth, and teeth that are slightly crooked or uneven in shape, creating a more harmonious smile without orthodontics in suitable cases. At Klinika Delicadent aesthetic and adhesive work is a focus of Dominik Gordon, who works to biomimetic principles — restorations that imitate the look and behaviour of natural teeth. Treatment usually begins with an aesthetic smile analysis, where the proposed shape, length and colour are planned around your facial features and existing teeth so the result looks balanced rather than artificial. For porcelain veneers, a minimal amount of enamel is typically prepared, an impression is taken, and the laboratory crafts the ceramic shells, which are then bonded into place at a later visit; a temporary set can be worn in between. Ceramic veneers are valued for resisting stains and mimicking the way natural enamel reflects light, and with good care they are a long-lasting option. For patients wanting a smaller or more reversible change, the clinic also offers composite veneers, which are built up directly on the tooth in a single visit at a lower cost. Veneers are an elective cosmetic treatment; the dentist will explain what is involved, what can realistically be achieved and how to care for them before you commit.