Full-Ceramic Veneer

Veneers are thin shells bonded to the front of the teeth to improve their colour, shape and alignment, used to mask discolouration, chips, gaps or worn edges. Stomatologia Chrobrego offers laboratory-made full-ceramic (porcelain) veneers at 1,800 zł per tooth for a durable, natural-looking finish, as well as lower-cost composite veneers shaped directly in the chair. They are typically planned across several front teeth for a balanced smile.

A veneer is a thin facing applied to the visible surface of a tooth to change its appearance. Porcelain veneers are individually crafted in a laboratory from an impression and then bonded to a lightly prepared tooth, while composite veneers are sculpted directly onto the tooth in a single visit using tooth-coloured resin. Both can improve the look of teeth that are discoloured, chipped, slightly crooked, worn or separated by small gaps. At Stomatologia Chrobrego full-ceramic veneers are the premium option: the porcelain reflects light in a way that closely mimics natural enamel, and the material resists staining well, making it a popular choice for smile makeovers across the upper front teeth. The dentist plans the shade and shape with the patient, prepares the teeth conservatively, and bonds the finished veneers at a later visit. Composite veneers offer a faster, more economical alternative that can be completed in one appointment and adjusted easily, though they are generally less stain-resistant and shorter-lived than porcelain. Veneers are a cosmetic treatment and are associated with a more even, brighter smile; they are best suited to healthy teeth and gums, and the dentist will advise whether veneers, crowns or whitening are the more appropriate route. As private work, multi-tooth veneer plans can be spread over instalments through MediRaty.