Half a millimeter of perfection
Porcelain Veneers
A veneer is a wafer of porcelain, thinner than a contact lens, bonded to the front of a tooth. Ours are hand-layered by ceramists working meters from your chair, matched to your skin tone and neighboring teeth under three kinds of light. Done well, veneers are invisible — people notice you, not them.
Duration
2–3 weeks
Visits
3 visits
Comfort
Local anesthesia; usually painless
Why patients choose it
- Minimal preparation — often less than 0.5 mm
- Hand-layered ceramics from our in-house lab
- Color-matched under daylight, LED and incandescent light
- Ten-year written guarantee
Recovery
None. Mild sensitivity for a few days is possible.
How it unfolds
- 1
Design
Your smile is designed digitally and approved by you in a wearable mock-up.
- 2
Preparation
A conservative half-millimeter of enamel is shaped under magnification.
- 3
Crafting
Our ceramists layer the porcelain by hand — translucency, texture, character.
- 4
Bonding
Each veneer is bonded under isolation for a decade-proof seal.
Common questions
Studies show 95% survival at 10 years; with our bonding protocol and your attendance at check-ups, 15–20 years is realistic. Ours carry a ten-year written guarantee.
Ready when you are.
Consultations are unhurried, honest and never a sales pitch.
