Porcelain Veneer

A porcelain veneer is a thin, custom-made ceramic shell bonded to the front of a tooth to improve its colour, shape or alignment. WellDent prices porcelain veneers at 2,400 zł per tooth, with a more economical composite veneer option at 1,200 zł. Veneers are most often used on the upper front teeth to even out a smile, close small gaps or mask discolouration, with each shell shaped and shade-matched for a natural finish.

A veneer is a thin facing that is bonded to the visible surface of a front tooth to change its appearance — improving colour, masking discolouration that does not respond to whitening, refining shape, closing small spaces or evening out minor irregularities. Porcelain veneers are made from ceramic in a dental laboratory and are valued for their natural translucency and stain resistance, while composite veneers are built up more directly and offer a lower-cost alternative; WellDent prices these at 2,400 zł and 1,200 zł per tooth respectively. Providing porcelain veneers usually involves lightly preparing the front of the tooth, taking an impression or digital scan, and fitting laboratory-made shells at a later appointment, where each veneer is bonded and adjusted for fit, shade and bite. Because veneers are most often placed across several of the upper front teeth at once for an even result, the per-tooth price helps in planning a full smile design. Veneers are an elective, cosmetic-led treatment suited to adults with healthy teeth and gums who want to refine the look of their smile rather than treat decay or damage. The clinic assesses whether teeth are suitable, discusses how many veneers would give a balanced result, and explains the difference between the porcelain and composite options — including longevity and cost — before any preparation is carried out.