Considering a change to the colour or shape of your teeth? Explore whether dental veneers are suitable, with your smile goals and oral health considered together.
Start with a consultation to understand the options, tooth preparation and ongoing care before deciding.
Care for local and international patients.
Veneers are thin coverings placed on the front surfaces of teeth to change their appearance. They may be considered for selected concerns such as discolouration, chips or tooth shape.
Your consultation explores the changes you want and whether veneers are an appropriate way to achieve them.
Discuss the shade you would like and how it relates to your surrounding teeth. Ask whether whitening could be a suitable alternative for your concern.
Explore the shape and proportions you would like to change. Planning considers the teeth together with your smile and bite.
The discussion can focus on a particular tooth or selected teeth. The number recommended should follow your assessment and goals.
Veneers are not suitable for everyone. An examination helps establish whether the teeth and gums are healthy enough and what care may be needed first.
Your dentist assesses tooth condition, enamel and bite. Decay, gum problems or teeth grinding can affect the recommendation and may need attention before aesthetic treatment.
Explain the changes you hope to make. Depending on the concern, alternatives such as whitening or orthodontic treatment may be worth discussing.
Ask what tooth preparation is proposed and why. If enamel is removed, that change cannot be reversed. Understand the relevant risks, alternatives and future maintenance before consenting.
Your consultation sets out the recommended approach and its stages. The guide below explains the topics to discuss; materials, preparation and appointment timing depend on your assessment.
Share your smile goals and questions. An examination helps establish whether veneers or another approach should be considered.
Discuss the recommended material, tooth preparation, alternatives and care requirements. Ask for the treatment sequence and an individual estimate.
If you proceed, your dentist reviews the proposed appearance and fit according to the plan, with the bite and any necessary adjustments considered.
Follow the cleaning and review advice you receive. Veneers can need repair or replacement over time, so discuss ongoing care before treatment.
A consultation gives you space to understand your options. The clinical team can discuss your concerns and the assessment needed for an individual recommendation.
Bring your questions about shade, shape and the teeth you would like to change. Discuss what treatment would involve, its limitations and the care it would need.
Ask who would provide your treatment and how any other dental needs would be coordinated within your plan.
Discuss your availability with the clinic. The number and timing of appointments depend on the recommended approach, any laboratory stages and preparatory dental care.
If you are travelling to Bucharest, confirm the proposed schedule and follow-up arrangements before booking travel.
Veneers are thin coverings placed on the front surfaces of teeth to change their appearance. Your dentist assesses whether they are suitable for the concerns you would like to address.
The proposed number should follow your assessment and smile goals. Discuss which teeth need attention and how any planned changes would relate to the surrounding teeth.
Preparation depends on the tooth and proposed approach. Ask how much tooth structure would be affected. Where enamel is removed, the change is irreversible, so understand this before consenting.
Depending on the concern, whitening or orthodontic treatment may be appropriate alternatives. Your dentist can explain the suitable options and their advantages and limitations.
Clean your teeth and between them daily, and follow your dentist’s review advice. Avoid using your teeth to bite hard objects. Veneers may need repair or replacement; contact the clinic if one becomes damaged or your bite feels uncomfortable.
Understand the options, preparation and ongoing care before choosing your next step.
