A porcelain veneer is a thin layer of porcelain placed on the front surface of the teeth.
It is mainly used for aesthetic purposes—correcting the color, shape, or size of the teeth to create a natural, attractive appearance.

The dentist first removes a thin layer from the front surface of the teeth to make room for the veneer.
Then an impression of the teeth is taken, which the lab uses to create the custom ceramic veneers.
Finally, the veneers are bonded with a special adhesive, ensuring a long-lasting, natural look.

Porcelain veneers help correct discolored, chipped, cracked, or irregularly shaped teeth.
They can also close gaps and improve the overall harmony of the smile when minor irregularities in the teeth are bothersome.

Placing porcelain veneers is generally painless because the procedure involves only minimal removal of tooth material.
If needed, local anesthesia is used to ensure the process is completely pain-free.

Porcelain veneers create an exceptionally natural look because their color and translucency closely resemble tooth enamel.They are durable, resist staining, and require only a minimally invasive procedure. This makes them an excellent solution for both aesthetic and minor functional issues.

Porcelain veneers are not recommended for people with severely damaged teeth or significant loss of tooth structure, as crowns may be necessary in such cases. They are also not advised for patients who grind their teeth or have major bite problems, since these can damage the veneers.

The treatment price varies by tooth and by clinic, but it is generally more expensive than a direct veneer.
The exact cost depends on the number of teeth involved and the complexity of the work.
You can find an indicative price in our price list.

With proper care, porcelain veneers can last 10–15 years.
Regular dental checkups and thorough oral hygiene help preserve their durability and appearance.
In ideal conditions, they can even last a lifetime.

After porcelain veneers are placed, the teeth may be temporarily sensitive to hot or cold foods and drinks, but this sensitivity usually disappears within a few days and does not cause long-term problems.

Porcelain veneers don’t require special care, but good oral hygiene is essential.
Brush and floss regularly and visit your dentist for check-ups to ensure their longevity.
Avoid chewing very hard objects—such as ice or nutshells—as these can damage the veneers.