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Laminate (Porcelain) Veneers

What are Veneers?


Veneers are thin, custom-made shells designed to cover the front surface of teeth to improve their appearance. They are used to correct various cosmetic issues, such as discolouration, chips, gaps, and misalignment, providing a natural-looking and long-lasting solution for enhancing your smile.

Our Veneers


At Lion Heart Dental International Clinic, we offer a selection of high-quality veneers crafted from advanced materials to ensure durability and aesthetic excellence. Our skilled dentists provide precise fitting and customised care to achieve the best possible results for your smile.


Types of Veneers We Offer


  • Lithium Disilicate Veneers: Known for their superior strength and lifelike appearance, these veneers are ideal for both anterior and posterior teeth.

    • Benefits: High strength, natural-looking, versatile for different types of restorations.

    • Drawbacks: Requires some removal of natural tooth structure.


  • Zirconia Veneers: Made from zirconia, these veneers offer exceptional durability and a natural look, making them suitable for patients needing robust restorations.

    • Benefits: Extremely strong, resistant to chipping and cracking, natural appearance.

    • Drawbacks: Slightly less translucent than other veneer materials.


  • Feldspathic Veneers: Hand-layered porcelain veneers that provide the most natural and aesthetic results, often used for highly visible front teeth.

    • Benefits: Highly aesthetic, mimics the natural translucency of enamel, customisable.

    • Drawbacks: More fragile compared to other materials, higher cost.

Benefits of Veneers


  • Aesthetic Enhancement: Significantly improves the appearance of your teeth and smile.

  • Stain Resistance: More resistant to staining than natural teeth.

  • Customisable: Tailored to match the colour, shape, and size of your natural teeth.

  • Durable: Long-lasting results with proper care and maintenance.

Drawbacks of Veneers


  • Irreversible: Requires removal of a small amount of natural tooth structure.

  • Cost: Can be more expensive than other cosmetic treatments.

  • Potential Sensitivity: Some patients may experience temporary sensitivity after the procedure.

Treatment Process


  1. Consultation: Initial assessment to determine suitability for veneers and discuss desired outcomes.

  2. Preparation: Minimal reshaping of the tooth surface and taking impressions for custom veneers.

  3. Fabrication: Custom crafting of veneers in a dental laboratory.

  4. Placement: Bonding the veneers to the teeth and making any necessary adjustments.

  5. Finalisation: Polishing and final fitting to ensure a natural and comfortable finish.