Dental Veneers

Interested? Book Your Free Consultation

FREE
No cost, no obligation
Book Now

Free Veneer Consultation

A relaxed, no-pressure 15-minute chat with our team to find out if porcelain or composite veneers are right for your smile.

Free Consultation
What your consultation covers
Porcelain Veneers Composite Veneers Fix Discoloration Repair Chips & Cracks Close Gaps Improve Alignment
FREE No cost, no obligation

Free Veneer Consultation

Dental Veneers, Natural Looking Porcelain & Composite Veneers

Veneers are thin covers bonded onto the front of your teeth. They’re the quickest way to deal with staining that whitening won’t shift, chips and worn edges, small gaps, and teeth sitting slightly out of line that don’t really warrant braces.

There are two kinds and they suit different people.

Porcelain veneers are made in a lab and bonded on at a second appointment. They hold their colour, they’re the stronger of the two, and they cost more.

Composite veneers are built straight onto your teeth in one visit. Cheaper, and you walk out the same day with the job done, but composite picks up stain over the years and will need redoing sooner than porcelain would.

Which way you go depends on your teeth, your budget and how much you’re changing. Before you commit to anything we’ll take digital images and show you a design of the finished result, so you’re deciding on a picture rather than a description.

Interested In Veneers? Book Your Consultation Today

Book Your Appointment Today

We offer free cosmetic consultations

What's The Difference Between Porcelain & Composite Veneers?

We offer two custom veneer options to suit different needs and budgets: porcelain veneers, prized for their durability and natural, stain-resistant finish, and composite veneers, a faster, more affordable option that can often be completed in a single visit.

Porcelain Veneers

Made from high-quality porcelain, these veneers are durable, stain-resistant, and provide a natural, tooth-like appearance. With the help of a highly skilled ceramist, each veneer is custom-crafted in shape, size and shade to create your ideal smile.

Benefits
Long-lasting (10–15+ years with care) Highly aesthetic, natural finish Resistant to staining

Composite Veneers

Made from a tooth-coloured composite resin, these veneers are applied directly to the teeth and sculpted chairside to achieve the look you want. They're typically more affordable than porcelain and can often be completed in a single visit.

Benefits
Faster application, often same-day Cost-effective Minimal tooth preparation required Easily adjusted or repaired if needed

Unsure about the type of veneers you want? Book a free consultation

What's The Process Of Porcelain & Composite Veneers?

We offer two custom veneer options to suit different needs and budgets: porcelain veneers, prized for their durability and natural, stain-resistant finish, and composite veneers, a faster, more affordable option that can often be completed in a single visit.

We talk through what you'd like to change and check your teeth and gums are in good enough shape for veneers, because there's no point putting porcelain over a problem. Then we take digital images or impressions and settle on the shade, shape and length. Take your time over this part. These are the teeth people see when you talk.

A thin layer comes off the front of each tooth so the veneer sits flush rather than looking bulky. It's a small amount, but enamel doesn't grow back, so we make sure you're certain before we start. You'll go home in temporary veneers while the lab makes the real ones, which also gives you a fortnight to live with the shape and tell us if anything needs changing.

The temporaries come off and we try the porcelain in first, so you get to look at them in the mirror before anything is permanent. Once you're happy they're bonded on properly. Then we check your bite, take down anything that feels high and polish the edges.

We'll see you again to check how they've settled and how you're finding them. After that you look after them like your own teeth, because the tooth underneath can still get decay at the gum line. Porcelain holds its colour but it can chip, so if you grind your teeth at night we'll sort you out with a night guard.

We go over what's bothering you and match the resin against the colour of your own teeth. Getting the shade right matters more with composite than most people expect, since the material is worked by hand in the chair rather than made in a lab.

Usually little or no enamel needs to come off, and that's the real advantage of composite over porcelain. Your own tooth stays mostly intact underneath, which keeps your options open if you want to do something different down the track.

The resin goes straight onto your teeth and gets shaped by hand, a layer at a time, until the length and shape look right. This is the part that takes a while, and it's worth sitting still for. How good composite veneers look comes down almost entirely to the person doing the sculpting.

Once it's set we shape and polish everything up to a shine, and that's it. One appointment, done the same day. Composite does pick up stain from coffee, tea and red wine over the years, though it can be polished back up, and if you chip an edge it's usually repaired rather than replaced.

Services We Offer

Payment Plans

Interest-free Payment Plans

Flexible payment plans, designed to make treatments more manageable.

General Dentistry Cosmetic Dentistry Family Dentistry

Book Your Appointment Today

We offer free cosmetic consultations

FAQs

Porcelain veneers are custom-made in a lab from durable, stain-resistant ceramic and last 10–15+ years. Composite veneers are sculpted onto your teeth in a single visit, cost less, and typically last 4–8 years. We’ll help you choose during a free consultation.

Cost depends on the material and how many teeth are treated. Composite is generally more affordable; porcelain costs more upfront but lasts longer. Book a free consultation for a personalised quote.

Porcelain veneers last 10–15+ years with good care; composite veneers last around 4–8 years. Avoiding habits like nail-biting or chewing ice helps them last longer.

Most patients feel little to no discomfort. Porcelain involves minor reshaping (with anaesthetic if needed); composite needs minimal to no preparation. Any sensitivity is usually mild and short-lived.

In most cases yes, veneers can improve the look of slightly crooked teeth and close small gaps without braces. For more significant misalignment, we may suggest clear aligners alongside or instead of veneers.