Veneers & smile makeover

Small changes,
a whole new smile.

Veneers for chipped, stained or uneven front teeth — and makeovers planned around what you'd like to change.

A thin veneer being placed over a front tooth
The idea

What a veneer is.

A veneer is a thin layer, shaped and shaded to match your teeth, bonded over the front of a tooth. It hides chips, closes small gaps, evens out shape and colour — and keeps the tooth beneath largely as it is.

Your options

Two ways, one look.

Composite veneersSculpted directly onto the tooth in a single sitting, with minimal preparation.
Ceramic veneersCrafted by a dental lab from a scan of your teeth and fitted over a few visits — longer lasting, with a natural translucency.
Smile makeoverA personalised combination — veneers, whitening, sometimes aligners first — planned around what you'd like to change.

A makeover isn't a menu. We look at your whole smile and plan the few changes that make the difference — and we'll tell you honestly when less is more.

Teeth with active gum disease or extensive decay are treated first; veneers come after.
The journey

What happens.

1

Look & listen

You tell us what you'd like changed. We check teeth and gums, and take photos and a scan.

2

The plan

Composite, ceramic, or a combination — and what to expect, shown before anything begins.

3

The work

Composite in one sitting. Ceramic over a few visits, while the lab crafts them to your scan.

4

Living with it

Brush and floss as normal, keep your reviews, and go easy on very hard foods.

Honest answers

What people ask us.

Composite or ceramic?

Composite is done in one sitting and is easy to repair. Ceramic takes a few visits and lasts longer, with a more natural finish. We'll suggest what fits your teeth and your plans.

How long do veneers last?

Composite, several years. Ceramic, often a decade or more with good care.

Will my teeth be filed down?

Composite needs minimal or no preparation. Ceramic needs a thin layer of enamel removed — we keep it as conservative as the case allows.

Does it hurt?

Rarely. Composite usually needs no anaesthesia; ceramic preparation is done numbed.

Can anyone get veneers?

Teeth with active gum disease or extensive decay need treating first. Once healthy, most people can.

What is a smile makeover?

A personalised combination — veneers, whitening, sometimes aligners first — planned around what you'd like to change. Never more than you need.

Tell us what you'd like to change.

A short consultation, photos and a scan. You'll get an exact plan and cost after that — honestly, and without pressure.

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