Ceramic Veneer

Ceramic veneers are thin, custom shells bonded to the front of teeth to change their shape, shade and alignment as part of a smile makeover. At Klinika Kwiatek veneers are produced in ceramic for a natural, light-reflecting finish and are handled within the clinic's aesthetic and prosthetic dentistry. For patients wanting a lighter-touch change, composite bonding offers a lower-cost, less invasive alternative. Each veneer is priced per tooth, so a smile plan combines several.

Dental veneers are thin facings, most often made of ceramic, that are bonded to the front surfaces of the teeth to improve their appearance. They can be used to brighten discoloured teeth that do not respond to whitening, close small gaps, refine the shape of worn or uneven teeth and create a more harmonious smile line. Because only a small amount of enamel is usually adjusted, veneers can deliver a substantial cosmetic change with a relatively conservative approach compared with crowns. At Klinika Kwiatek veneer treatment sits within its aesthetic and prosthetic dentistry and typically begins with a smile-design consultation to plan tooth proportions, shade and the number of teeth involved. Ceramic veneers (3,000 zł per tooth) are custom-made in the laboratory and bonded into place, while composite bonding or edge remodelling (from 1,100 zł per tooth) offers a more affordable, reversible option that can be completed chairside. The clinic's digital workflow supports accurate planning and previews of the intended result. Veneers suit adults with healthy teeth and gums who want to improve the colour, shape or alignment of their front teeth; they are not ideal where there is significant tooth grinding or active gum disease, which the dentist will assess first. Realistic expectations, longevity and aftercare are discussed at consultation before any preparation begins.