Porcelain Veneer

A thin, custom porcelain shell bonded to the front of a tooth to improve its colour, shape or alignment as part of a smile makeover. Denticus offers laboratory-made porcelain veneers for a durable, stain-resistant result, and lower-cost composite veneers built up directly on the tooth. Veneers are commonly used to close small gaps, mask discoloured or worn front teeth and create a more even smile line.

Veneers are thin facings applied to the visible surface of the front teeth to change their colour, shape, length or alignment without crowning the whole tooth. A porcelain veneer is made in a dental laboratory from a thin shell of ceramic that is bonded to the prepared front of the tooth; because porcelain resists staining and reflects light much like enamel, it tends to give a natural, long-lasting result. At Denticus porcelain veneers are priced at 2,000 to 2,500 zł per tooth and form part of the clinic's aesthetic and prosthetic dentistry, overseen by prosthodontist Katarzyna Dorocka. For patients wanting a more economical or more conservative option, the clinic also offers composite veneers at 1,000 zł per tooth, built up by hand directly on the tooth in a single visit using tooth-coloured resin. Porcelain cases typically involve a planning and preparation appointment, a digital scan or impression, and a later visit to bond the finished veneers. Veneers are commonly chosen to close minor gaps, brighten teeth that do not respond well to whitening, and reshape chipped, worn or slightly crooked front teeth, and they may support a more even, balanced smile line. Because even minimal-prep veneers can involve some irreversible reshaping of the enamel, the clinic discusses the trade-offs, expected appearance and longevity at consultation, and full smile-design cases are planned across several teeth together rather than one in isolation.