RESIN COMPOSITE VENEERS
WHAT ARE DENTAL VENEERS?
Veneers are thin, durable shells made of tooth-colored materials that are bonded or molded to the surface of your teeth to enhance its appearance.
WHAT ARE THE TYPES OF VENEERS?
- RESIN/COMPOSITE VENEERS :
Material: 30% Resin, 70% Ceramic
Technique Direct, chairside made.
Benefits
3 Amazing Benefits of our Dental Veneers
Enhance The Look Of Your Smile
Enhance The Look Of Your Smile
Improve Your Confidence
Improve Your Confidence
Save Money
Save Money
Resin Composite Veneers FAQ's
◦ How many days would I need to stay there?
Resin veneers can be completed in a single appointment of 45 minutes (1 Veneer). Depending on how many Resin/Composite Veneers you will get, it might take 2 to 3 days to be completed.
◦ How many times do I have to visit the office?
If 10 resin veneers are placed, it will be necessary to perform the procedure two or three times. Basically, the process would be as follows:
◦ Days
Day 1 Morning
Day 1 Morning
Day 1 Afternoon
Day 1 Afternoon
Day 2 Morning
Day 2 Morning
Day 2 Afternoon
Day 2 Afternoon
Day 3
Day 3
Before & After
RESIN VENEERS CASES
Resin Composite
Veneers
BEFORE
AFTER
ARE YOU A CANDIDATE FOR DENTAL VENEERS? 🔍
Are you satisfied with the shape, color or position of your teeth? Would you like to have a better-looking smile but don’t know the right treatment for your teeth?.
Veneers are beautiful & pearly white shells shaped like a tooth that will give your smile the celebrity look you desire.
Veneers are suitable to correct teeth that are:
✔️ Discolored/stained
✔️ Chipped
✔️ Cracked
✔️ Crooked
✔️ Gaps/spaces between teeth
PRICES
Please keep in mind
*Important Note for Patients Considering Composite Veneers*
Hi Dear Client,
Our practice specializes in veneers and offers high-quality service. However, for cases involving a higher number of composite veneers (more than 10), we recommend considering a material such as porcelain due to its superior durability, natural appearance, and long-term benefits. Although the initial cost of porcelain veneers is higher, their longevity and lower maintenance make them a better investment for a full-mouth restoration.
If budget is a significant concern and you understand the need for more frequent maintenance (meaning you will have to fly here every year to polish), composite veneers can still be a viable option. In this case, we suggest consulting with a dentist or a different office that offers or specializes in full-mouth Composite Resin veneers (20-24) to ensure the best possible results.
