Treatment begins with a detailed consultation, including discussion of smile goals, a full clinical examination, and digital scanning or impressions of the teeth. Digital Smile Design technology is used to plan the shape, size, and colour of the veneers, allowing the proposed result to be visualised before treatment begins. This creates a highly predictable outcome and supports a “try before you buy” approach to smile design.

Stage 1 – Smile Design and Trial Smile (Try-In)
A trial smile is created chairside based on the digital plan, allowing the new tooth shapes and proportions to be tested in the mouth before any permanent treatment is carried out. This enables assessment of appearance, speech, and comfort, and allows refinements to be made to achieve the desired result prior to veneer fabrication.

Stage 2 – Tooth Preparation (Minimal or No Preparation Where Possible)
Where required, a very small amount of enamel is carefully removed from the front surface of the teeth to create space for the veneers and ensure a natural final thickness. In some cases, veneers can be placed with minimal or no tooth preparation depending on the existing tooth shape and alignment. This conservative approach helps preserve healthy tooth structure wherever possible.

Temporary veneers may be provided while the final restorations are being crafted by the dental laboratory.

Stage 3 – Laboratory Fabrication
The veneers are produced by skilled dental technicians using high-quality porcelain materials. Advanced ceramic techniques allow precise control of shade, translucency, and contour to closely match natural teeth and the agreed smile design.

Stage 4 – Veneer Bonding
Once completed, the veneers are permanently bonded to the teeth using advanced adhesive techniques. Final adjustments are made to ensure correct bite, comfort, and aesthetics.

The full treatment process typically involves two to three appointments and is carefully planned to deliver a predictable, natural, and long-lasting result.