Porcelain veneers are extremely versatile, and we can use them to treat:

• Chipped teeth
• Cracked teeth
• Crooked teeth
• Gappy teeth
• Misshapen teeth
• Stained teeth.

They are best suited to problems that concern the appearance of the teeth, for example severe staining or misshapen teeth. If your teeth are simply crowded but in good condition then invisible braces may provide a better long term solution.

Sometimes, to achieve the best results, we recommend using veneers in conjunction with other treatments such as teeth whitening or Invisalign.

Looking after your veneers

Once your veneers have been fitted, you can treat them just like your own teeth – they’ll be impossible to tell apart. But, like your own teeth, they can be damaged; so be sure to look after your new pearly whites, and avoid bad habits like opening bottles with your teeth. One convenient benefit of veneers is that they’re more resistant to staining than natural teeth.