Cosmetic dentistry

Dental veneers

Thin ceramic shells bonded to the front of a tooth, changing its shape and colour.

What they are

Veneers are thin shells of porcelain bonded to the front of the teeth. They change shape, colour and small irregularities, and porcelain doesn't stain over time.

When they suit

For chipped or slightly uneven teeth, small gaps or stains that whitening won't lift. They need a thin layer of enamel removed, so we only recommend them when smaller options, such as whitening or composite, aren't enough.

How they work here

We design the shape on a 3D scan, then try it directly on your teeth with a temporary mock-up. Only once you like it do we prepare the teeth and bond the final veneers. Details at Cosmetic dentistry and in After veneers are fitted.

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CMDR Romania · Galați University of Medicine and Pharmacy · General Dentistry

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