Pure Ceramic Veneers (Laminates)

Veneers are thin ceramic blades made from an original tooth mold that are then permanently glued to the surface of the teeth to improve their appearance by correcting the color, shape and position of the teeth.

What types of veneers are there?

– Bonded porcelain restorations: used when the final position of the teeth is close to the position of the veneers;
– Contact lenses: used when the final volume is higher than the original position of the teeth or when it’s necessary to give volume to the teeth;
– Fragments: used only when you want to add small details to the teeth.

What are the advantages of this treatment?

In addition to being a quick and painless treatment, it’s possible to correct poorly positioned and worn teeth, with color changes and to close interdental spaces (diastemas).

Will veneers change color over time?

No. The veneers placement is a process of permanent duration and result.