Benefits of Composite Veneers
- Minimally Invasive: Requires little to no removal of your natural tooth enamel.
- Customisable Aesthetics: Composite material is shaped and coloured to match your natural teeth.
- Single-Visit Application: Can often be applied in a single visit, making it a convenient option.
- Repairable: Any damage to composite veneers can often be repaired without replacing the entire veneer.
- Cost-Effective: An accessible alternative to porcelain veneers with comparable results.
The Composite Veneer Process
Personalised consultation to assess your smile goals
Careful tooth preparation (minimal or none required)
Composite material is applied directly to the tooth
Shaping and contouring for a natural look
Polishing for a smooth, even finish.
Smile Gallery
There are hundreds of languages in the world, but a smile speaks them all.
Explore our gallery of before-and-after results and see how we craft unique, naturally healthy smiles using a premium, patient-first approach.
Timeframe Between Photos: 2 - 6 Weeks
Timeframe Between Photos: 2 - 6 Weeks
Timeframe Between Photos: 2 - 6 Weeks
Timeframe Between Photos: 2 - 6 Weeks
Timeframe Between Photos: 2 - 6 Weeks
Timeframe Between Photos: Veneers: 2 - 6 Weeks & Orthodontics: 3 - 24 months
Timeframe Between Photos: 2 - 6 Weeks
Timeframe Between Photos: 2 - 6 Weeks
Timeframe Between Photos: 2 - 6 Weeks
Warning:Â The 'before' and 'after' images shown are of a real patient of our clinic. These images are for illustrative purposes only and do not represent the results that all patients can expect. Results vary depending on individual circumstances, and all surgical and cosmetic procedures carry risks.
Risks & Recovery
Composite veneers are a conservative option for improving tooth shape and colour, but they also carry some risks and recovery considerations.
Possible risks include:
- Minor gum irritation or temporary sensitivity after placement
- Chipping or wear of the composite material over time
- Staining or discolouration, especially from coffee, tea or smoking
- Composite may need more frequent repairs or replacements compared to porcelain
Recovery considerations:
- Patients usually resume normal activities immediately
- Any initial sensitivity typically resolves within a few days
- Regular maintenance and polishing can help preserve the appearance of the veneers
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long do composite veneers last?
Can composite veneers be repaired?
Are composite veneers suitable for everyone?
Composite veneers are well-suited for patients looking to address minor cosmetic concerns. A consultation will determine if they’re the right choice for you.
Will I experience sensitivity after getting veneers?
Some patients notice sensitivity to hot, cold, or pressure after veneers are placed. This usually improves within a few weeks, though in rare cases it may last longer.
