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Composite (Resin) Veneers

Type

Veneers

Duration

1 hour

What's included

4 deliverables in this treatment

  • Shade selection and planning
  • Direct composite resin application and sculpting
  • Light curing and polishing
  • Bite check and finishing

Tooth-coloured composite resin applied directly to the front teeth and sculpted by hand to improve shape, close small gaps or mask discolouration. Composite veneers are a more affordable, less invasive alternative to porcelain, usually completed in a single visit and often without removing enamel. They are a good option for refining the smile or correcting minor imperfections, and can be polished or repaired if needed.

About this treatment

Composite veneering uses a tooth-coloured resin that is bonded and shaped directly onto the front teeth in the clinic, building up and contouring each tooth by hand to refine its appearance. It can close small spaces, repair chipped or worn edges, even out shape and proportion and mask mild discolouration. Compared with porcelain veneers, composite work is generally less expensive and more conservative — often little or no enamel needs to be removed — and…

At Stomatologia na Malarzy the dentist matches the resin to your desired tooth shade — whitening the teeth first is sometimes recommended so the composite can be matched to a brighter colour — then layers and sculpts it before curing it with a light and polishing it to a natural lustre. The result is associated with an improved, more even smile achieved in less time and at lower cost than porcelain, though composite is more prone to staining and wear over…

Good to know

Material
Tooth-coloured composite resin
Visits
Often a single visit
Per tooth
900 zł

Who is this for?

Adults wanting an affordable, minimally invasive way to refine their front teeth

About the clinic

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Languages: Polish

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