E-MAX Porcelain Veneer

An E-MAX veneer is a thin porcelain shell bonded to the front of a tooth to improve its colour, shape and alignment, used to create a brighter, more even smile. At Erwin Clinic veneer work is led by Dr Filip Wiśniewski with an emphasis on natural, individualised results, supported by digital smile-design planning. The 2,400 zł per-tooth price is for the final porcelain veneer; composite bonding is offered as a more affordable option.

Porcelain veneers are wafer-thin facings of ceramic bonded to the visible surface of the front teeth to refine their appearance. They can close small gaps, brighten teeth that do not respond to whitening, improve worn or chipped edges and make slightly crooked or uneven teeth look more regular, all while keeping a natural translucency. E-MAX lithium-disilicate is a favoured material because it is both strong and lifelike, allowing thin, conservative veneers. At Erwin Clinic a veneer plan usually starts with a smile-design stage — a Wax-Up and Mock-Up that previews the proposed shape before any treatment — quoted individually. The teeth are minimally prepared, an impression or scan is taken, and the veneers are crafted and then bonded into place, with the colour and form matched to the patient's face and wishes. Because veneers involve permanently altering the tooth surface, the dentist discusses whether veneers, composite bonding or another approach best suits each case; for a smaller budget or a reversible option, composite bonding at 700 zł per tooth is offered. Veneers suit adults whose teeth are sound but cosmetically imperfect; they are looked after like natural teeth with good hygiene and routine reviews, and very hard biting habits are best avoided to protect them.