Dental veneers
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Dental veneers are a restorative or cosmetic treatment that changes the aesthetics of the smile by improving the harmony, colour and shape of the teeth. If you want a brighter, more harmonious or simply different smile, dental veneers are the ideal solution. These dental veneers are minimally invasive, gentle, extremely durable and long-lasting. The colour of dental veneers is permanent and does not change over time.
Dental veneers are small prosthetic pieces that cover the tooth on its outer surface. With their help, the dentist, in collaboration with the dental technician, corrects the colour, texture, shape and, to a small extent, the position of the teeth. We can achieve the famous "Hollywood smile" – brilliant white, perfectly even teeth positioned "in line" – or we can achieve smaller, natural-looking surface changes for those who opt for a more discreet, but equally perfect, smile.
When can dental veneers be used? Dental veneers, or ceramic veneers, are an excellent remedy for worn, chipped, spaced, stained or crowded teeth. When we want the whiteness of our teeth to be impeccable and long-lasting, when we have small position defects and are unwilling or unable to wear braces, when we have many small cavities in our front teeth whose treatment with fillings would result in a "mosaic" of colours. When we have small teeth and want them a little bigger, when we have gaps between the teeth – basically, whenever we want an impeccable smile that adds a touch of sparkle to our face.

Dental veneers are considered long-term restorations (the average lifespan is 15 years) that protect your teeth and enhance the beauty of your smile. Your teeth will have the colour, size and shape you want, with minimal sacrifice of tooth substance and in a short time.
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