Veneer
Transform your smile instantly by correcting stained, chipped, gapped, or misshapen teeth. Veneers refine the colour and shape of your teeth for a natural, confident smile from day one.
Are you worried about your smile?
Many people feel insecure about their smile because of yellow teeth, gaps, chipped or misshapen teeth. An unattractive smile can make you self-conscious when you talk, smile, or interact with others.
Common concerns include:
- Discolored or unevenly shaded teeth
- Chipped, cracked, or irregularly shaped teeth
- Gaps between teeth
- Uneven or misaligned teeth
Wanting a perfect smile but afraid of pain

Which teeth are suitable for veneers?
Veneers differ from teeth whitening. Whitening involves chemical agents, such as hydrogen peroxide, to brighten teeth temporarily and requires repeated treatments.
Veneers allow you to adjust color, shape, alignment, and smile balance in a short period. Dentists remove only 0.3–1 mm of the front surface of the teeth and place a durable, natural-looking veneer over it, giving long-lasting results.
What is a Veneer?
A veneer is a thin layer placed on the front of a tooth to improve color, shape, or alignment, making your smile more beautiful and natural.
Types of Veneers:
- Composite Veneer: Made from tooth-colored resin, can be completed in one day. Lasts ~5 years, easier to repair if chipped, but more prone to stains. More affordable.
- Ceramic/Porcelain Veneer: Made from high-quality ceramic like E.max. Highly aesthetic, long-lasting (~10+ years), stronger, and more natural-looking. Requires multiple steps and higher cost.
Why choose We Smile for your Ceramic Veneer?
“Try your smile before it’s permanent”
We Smile Dental Haus offers a Mock-up Smile at no extra cost. This allows you to preview:
- The shape of your new teeth
- How it harmonizes with your face
- How it feels in daily use
You can try it at home, smile, speak, and live with it before committing. This ensures your new smile feels truly “you.”
Key Advantages of Ceramic Veneer at We Smile
Smile designed by experienced cosmetic dentists
- Every case is designed by specialists considering face harmony, skin tone, and personality.
- Patients participate in planning for optimal results.
Mock-up Smile
Preview your new smile, shape, and feel to adjust before permanent placement.
Premium materials & digital workflow for precision
- High-quality ceramic veneers (E.max, Lithium Disilicate) for strength and natural appearance.
- Digital intraoral scanning ensures accurate, comfortable results.
Long-term care & maintenance
- 1-year warranty on ceramic veneers with follow-up program.
- Guidance on proper care for lasting results.
Transparent pricing
Full cost breakdown provided upfront. No hidden fees.
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Ceramic Veneer Procedure
1. Consultation & Smile Assessment
- Examine teeth and smile
- Digital 3D scan for tooth shape and condition
- Customized treatment plan with your dentist
2. Design & Mock-up Smile
- Simulate the smile, adjust shape and color, analyze with dentist
3. Tooth Preparation (if needed)
Minimal enamel removal (0.3–0.5 mm)
Temporary veneer placement for final assessment
4. Permanent Veneer Placement
Place permanent veneer
Check bite and overall result
5. Maintenance & Follow-Up
- Check every 6–12 months
- Instructions on care to ensure durability
💬 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What are veneers and who are they suitable for?
Veneers are thin shells made of porcelain or composite resin that cover the front surface of the teeth to improve shape, size, and color, and to correct imperfections such as chips, gaps, discoloration, or irregular shapes.
What types of veneers are there and how are they different?
There are two main types: Porcelain veneers, which are more durable, natural-looking, and long-lasting but more expensive; and Composite veneers, which can be completed in one visit at a lower cost but are less durable and stain-resistant.
How much tooth reduction is needed for veneers?
Tooth reduction depends on the type of veneer and the condition of the teeth. Porcelain veneers usually require minimal tooth reduction, but newer techniques like minimal-prep or no-prep veneers often require little to no tooth removal.
How durable are veneers and how long do they last?
Porcelain veneers typically last 10–15 years or longer with proper care and regular dental checkups. Composite veneers usually last 5–7 years before needing repair or replacement.
How should veneers be cared for after placement?
Care for veneers as you would natural teeth—brush twice daily, floss, and visit your dentist every 6 months. Avoid biting hard objects such as ice or bones to prevent chipping or cracking.
Doctor Expertise & Clinic Standards & Technology
At we) smile, you benefit from:
- The latest iTero Lumina 5D digital scanner — faster, more comfortable, more accurate
- Digital Smile Design — visualize your smile before treatment
- A highly experienced team certified internationally as Invisalign Platinum Provider
- Strict sterilization standards and premium-grade materials
