Porcelain Veneers

Thin porcelain shells bonded to the front of the teeth to improve their shape, colour and alignment, used to address discoloured, chipped, worn or slightly crooked front teeth. Veneers are a core part of a smile makeover and give a durable, stain-resistant finish. For patients wanting a lighter-touch or lower-cost option, the clinic also offers composite bonding applied directly in a single visit.

Veneers are wafer-thin facings, here made of porcelain, that are bonded to the visible surface of the front teeth to transform their appearance. They can mask deep discolouration that does not respond to whitening, close small gaps, repair chips and worn edges, and make mildly uneven or crooked teeth look straighter — which is why they are central to many smile makeovers. Because porcelain is glass-like, veneers resist staining well and reflect light in a way that closely mimics natural enamel. At Stomatologia Wileńska treatment begins with a discussion of the result you want, including shape and shade. A small amount of enamel is usually prepared from the front of the teeth to make room for the veneer, an impression or scan is taken, and the laboratory crafts each veneer individually before it is bonded precisely into place. Because veneers involve permanently altering the underlying teeth, careful planning matters, and your dentist will assess whether your gums, bite and existing teeth make you a good candidate. For those who prefer a reversible, lower-cost or single-visit approach, the clinic offers composite bonding, in which tooth-coloured resin is sculpted directly onto the tooth and cured in place; it is excellent for small repairs and minor reshaping although it is less stain-resistant and shorter-lived than porcelain. The dentist will explain the trade-offs between porcelain veneers and bonding and how many teeth are best treated to achieve a balanced, natural smile.