Porcelain Veneers (CAD/CAM)

Veneers are wafer-thin restorations bonded to the visible surface of the front teeth to refine their appearance — improving shade, evening out shape and length, closing minor spacing and creating a balanced smile line. At Milanova the design begins digitally: the teeth are scanned with an intraoral scanner and the new smile is planned on screen, with the option of a wax-up or in-mouth mock-up so you can see and agree the proposed shape before any work is…

Preparing teeth for porcelain veneers usually involves removing a small amount of enamel so the veneer sits flush; the exact amount depends on the case and the material. The clinic offers feldspathic and Emax (lithium-disilicate) porcelain veneers, prized for their lifelike translucency, as well as zirconia for situations needing extra strength, and a more economical composite veneer milled from CAD/CAM blocks. For smaller corrections, direct composite…