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Enhance, Rejuvenate, and Refine your Smile

Dental veneers are thin, custom-made shells designed to cover the front surface of your teeth. They improve the colour, shape, and overall appearance of a tooth, helping create a natural-looking and confident smile. Veneers are a well-established cosmetic treatment option when used appropriately and following a full clinical assessment.

When are Dental Veneers Recommended?

Veneers may be considered if you have:

Teeth that are discoloured
Minor chips or worn edges
Slightly misaligned or uneven teeth
Gaps between teeth
Irregularly shaped teeth

Types of Dental Veneers

The most suitable veneer material depends on your individual needs, tooth condition, and desired outcome. Common options include:

Porcelain Veneers

Best for: Long-lasting cosmetic enhancement

Pros: Highly aesthetic, stain resistant, strong and durable

Cons: May require removal of a small amount of enamel

Composite Veneers

Best for: Quick improvements or conservative treatment

Pros: Cost-effective, can often be placed in a single visit, minimal enamel removal

Cons: Less resistant to staining and may not last as long as porcelain

What to Expect During the Procedure

Consultation & assessment: Your dentist evaluates your oral health, discusses your goals, and confirms whether veneers are suitable.
Tooth preparation: A small amount of enamel may be removed to create space for the veneer.
Impressions or digital scans: These are used to design your custom veneer(s).
Temporary veneers (if required): These protect your teeth while your final veneers are being made.
Veneer placement: The veneers are carefully fitted, checked for comfort and appearance, and then bonded securely in place.

Restore Your Confidence Today

Veneers can help you achieve a natural, harmonious smile when planned and carried out safely. If you’re considering veneers, book a consultation to discuss the best options for your individual needs.

Strengthen, Protect, and Restore Your Teeth

A dental crown is a custom-made cap that fits over a damaged, decayed, or weakened tooth. It restores the tooth's shape, size, and strength while improving its appearance. Crowns are a trusted solution for restoring smiles and maintaining long-term oral health.

When is a Dental Crown Needed?

You may need a crown if you have:

A cracked or broken tooth
Severe tooth decay
A worn-down tooth
A large filling with little tooth structure remaining
Discoloured or misshaped teeth

Types of Dental Crowns

Choosing the right crown depends on your needs, tooth location, and budget. Here are the most common types:

Porcelain Crowns

Best for: Front Teeth

Pros: Natural-looking, blends well with surrounding teeth

Cons: Less durable than metal-based crowns

Porcelain-Fused-to-Metal (PFM) Crowns

Best for: Front or back teeth

Pros: Strong and aesthetic, offers a balance of durability and appearance

Cons: May show a dark line at the gum line over time

Zirconia Crowns

Best for: Any tooth

Pros: Extremely durable and biocompatible, highly aesthetic

Cons: Slightly more expensive

Gold Crowns

Best for: Molars (back teeth)

Pros: Long-lasting, resists wear and fracture

Cons: Highly visible, less aesthetic

Resin Crowns

Best for: Temporary or cost-sensitive cases

Pros: Affordable

Cons: less durable, prone to wear and fracture

What to Expect During the Procedure

Consultation & exam: Your dentist will examine your tooth and recommend the best crown type.
Tooth preparation: Your tooth is reshaped, and an impression is taken.
Temporary crown: A temporary crown protects the tooth while your permanent one is made.
Crown placement: The custom crown is fitted, adjusted and cemented in place.

Restore Your Confidence Today

Dental crowns not only improve your oral health but also enhance your smile. Schedule a consultation with us to find the right crown for your needs.

Enhance, Rejuvenate, and Refine your Smile

When are Dental Veneers Recommended?

Veneers may be considered if you have:

Teeth that are discoloured
Minor chips or worn edges
Slightly misaligned or uneven teeth
Gaps between teeth
Irregularly shaped teeth

Types of Dental Veneers

The most suitable veneer material depends on your individual needs, tooth condition, and desired outcome. Common options include:

Porcelain Veneers

Best for: Long-lasting cosmetic enhancement

Pros: Highly aesthetic, stain resistant, strong and durable

Cons: May require removal of a small amount of enamel

Composite Veneers

Best for: Quick improvements or conservative treatment

Pros: Cost-effective, can often be placed in a single visit, minimal enamel removal

Cons: Less resistant to staining and may not last as long as porcelain

What to Expect During the Procedure

Consultation & assessment: Your dentist evaluates your oral health, discusses your goals, and confirms whether veneers are suitable.
Tooth preparation: A small amount of enamel may be removed to create space for the veneer.
Impressions or digital scans: These are used to design your custom veneer(s).
Temporary veneers (if required): These protect your teeth while your final veneers are being made.
Veneer placement: The veneers are carefully fitted, checked for comfort and appearance, and then bonded securely in place.