Cosmetic Dentistry
Composite Veneers
Tooth-coloured composite applied and shaped directly onto the teeth.
What it is
Composite veneers use a tooth-coloured composite material that is applied and shaped directly onto the front surfaces of the teeth, then polished to blend with your smile.
Who it may be suitable for
- Patients with small chips, gaps or uneven edges
- Patients wanting a less invasive veneer option
Why patients consider it
- Often completed in fewer visits than laboratory-made veneers
- Can be adjusted or repaired more readily
Consultation requirement
Your dentist will assess the teeth involved, discuss your goals and explain how composite compares with porcelain and E-max options.
What to expect
- 1A welcome at the front desk and a short discussion about your dental history.
- 2An examination of the relevant teeth, gums and surrounding areas.
- 3An explanation of what we find, in plain language.
- 4The appropriate treatment options, including what each one involves.
- 5Time to ask questions before agreeing to any treatment.
Frequently asked questions
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