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[ Aesthetics ]
Veneers and other aesthetic treatments
Changing the shape or the shade of the front teeth.
When to consult
- To improve the shape or color of your teeth
- To close gaps between teeth
- To harmonize a smile after wear or older restorations
- To prepare for an important event
How it works
- Aesthetic and photographic analysis
- Discussion of goals and alternatives
- Mock-up or digital simulation when applicable
- Treatment carried out in stages (whitening, composite, veneer)
- Final validation and adjustments
Options
- Professional whitening
- Direct composite veneers
- Ceramic veneers
- Anterior aesthetic composites
- Smile harmonization
Limits
Each situation is evaluated individually. Results vary depending on the initial condition, habits and the patient's goals. No outcome is guaranteed to match a photograph exactly.
After treatment
Avoid intense staining agents (coffee, red wine, tobacco) after whitening. Regular follow-up is recommended to preserve appearance.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between composite and ceramic?
Composite is more economical and repairable; ceramic is more durable and stable over time.
Does whitening damage the enamel?
When performed professionally with appropriate concentrations, whitening is safe for the enamel.
How many visits are needed for veneers?
On average 2 to 3 visits, depending on the type and extent.
Related services
The information on this page is general. Only an examination can tell what suits your situation.