Composite veneers are the perfect, no-prep solution for patients who want to make big, but subtle changes to their smile without committing to permanent changes. Offering more extensive coverage than composite bonding, composite veneers cover the entire tooth to create a more even, symmetrical and whiter smile.
Composite veneers are an effective cosmetic treatment that offers patients several benefits, such as a same-day smile makeover that’s non-invasive, pain-free, and often involves no drilling or injections.
So, if you’re searching for local cosmetic dentists in Chester, who happen to be smile design experts too, then you’ve landed just where you need to. Our Tarvin dental practice is home to two incredible veneer dentists (Dr Mohan and Dr Gupta), who can work with you to design a smile you’ll love.
Composite veneers are made of a resin material and are applied by our cosmetic dentists in thin layers directly to the front surface of your tooth, chairside. The process is typically pain-free and can often be completed without a local anaesthetic, as we’re building on top of the tooth rather than removing material.
Composite veneers typically last between 5-7 years, but can be extended up to 10 years with the right aftercare and maintenance plan in place. That said, they’re affordable and easy to repair and renew.
Pretty much anyone is a candidate for composite veneers. Still, they’re particularly effective for patients with enamel loss, as they may be among the few remaining options to address the problem.
Composite veneers are no prep, which mean they involve no enamel removal or cause any changes to your tooth structure. They are not permanent, but reversible, making them damage-free.
Dental veneers in the UK are charged per tooth because the number required is case-dependent. Some patients may require only two to improve their front teeth, six to brighten their visible smile, or up to 10 if their smile is broader.
Finance examples use 12 months interest-free finance with no deposit.
Composite veneers can be used to correct a few problem teeth, such as your front two teeth, or to completely change the look, size, and shape of your smile with a full set.
