Veneers — a New Smile in a Few Visits
Thin ceramic or composite shells that fix colour, shape, and minor defects — with a natural-looking result.
A veneer is a thin shell bonded to the front surface of a tooth. Veneers cover chips, gaps, discolouration, and irregularities while preserving as much of your own tooth as possible.
Why veneers at Dental Story
Individual design
We match shape and shade to your face and wishes — from natural to Hollywood white.
Fast result
Composite veneers in one visit, ceramic in 2–3 visits.
Minimal preparation
Modern protocols preserve as much natural enamel as possible.
Colour stability
Ceramic resists staining from coffee, tea and red wine.
Before / after
Compare a typical look before and after the procedure. Outcomes vary by clinical situation.
- Procedure Type
- Veneers
- Treatment Duration
- 2 weeks
Smile restoration · Comprehensive care and veneer placement
How treatment works
- 1
Consultation & design
We discuss expectations and choose the shape and shade of your future smile.
- 2
Preparation & scan
Gentle surface preparation and a digital impression.
- 3
Try-in & bonding
We verify aesthetics and bite, then bond the veneers permanently.
- 4
Aftercare
Home-care recommendations and a preventive check-up schedule.
Veneer FAQ
Do veneers damage teeth?
With proper technique enamel preparation is minimal; how much depends on your clinical situation.
How long do veneers last?
Composite — 5–7 years; ceramic — 10–15 years and more with good care and regular professional hygiene.
How many teeth get veneers?
Usually the smile zone — 8–10 upper teeth. The exact number is decided at the consultation based on your smile and wishes.
Composite vs ceramic — what is the difference?
Composite veneers are built directly in the mouth in one visit and cost less; ceramic ones are lab-made — more durable, colour-stable, and natural-looking.
How do I care for veneers?
Like your own teeth: brush twice a day, floss, and get professional cleaning twice a year. Don't bite your nails or ice, and don't open packaging with your teeth.
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