Dental Veneers
Veneers improve color, shape and certain slight misalignments while preserving dental structure. After a clinical and photographic assessment, we define with you the most suitable option: ceramic (high aesthetics and stability) or composite (more economical and retouchable solution). A mock-up (smile trial) allows you to validate the objective before any definitive action. Our approach is conservative, focused on a natural and harmonious result with your face and phonation.
Common Indications
Worn/Short Teeth
Chipped edges, cracks
Heterogeneous Shade
Intrinsic stains
Diastemas & Asymmetries
Gaps and misalignments
Minor Overlaps
Light corrections
Ceramic vs Composite (Brief Comparison)
Ceramic
- Highly aesthetic result, excellent longevity, simple maintenance
- Higher cost
- Sometimes irreversible preparation
Composite (Direct/Indirect Veneer)
- Conservative option, more affordable, possible touch-ups
- Sensitivity to wear and pigmentation according to habits (bruxism, diet)
Key Treatment Steps
Assessment
Photos, scan/impressions, aesthetic analysis
Planning
Proportions, smile line, target shade
Mock-up
Project trial, adjustments
Realization
Laboratory ceramic or composite layering
Bonding
Adhesive bonding, finishing and polishing
Control
Control & maintenance advice
Maintenance & Longevity
- Rigorous hygiene, interdental brushes/floss, non-abrasive toothpaste
- Night guard recommended in case of bruxism
- Periodic control visits, polishing if needed
- Very good survival in ceramic when indications and maintenance are respected
Price & Plan
Individualized quote according to number of teeth, material and complexity (alignment, shade, mock-up). (See the Prices page.)
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it painful?
The preparation is minimal and performed under local anesthesia if necessary.
What lifespan?
Variable; ceramic veneers offer very good longevity with appropriate maintenance.
Is it reversible?
Composite is retouchable; ceramic often involves non-totally reversible preparation.
How many teeth to treat?
According to the smile line and aesthetic objective (often 2 to 6 anterior teeth).
Should I whiten before?
Often recommended to set a reference shade before definitive realization.
Hours
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Rue Senedu Gebru 5, 1022 Chavannes-près-Renens, Suisse