Every type of Veneer may not be suitable for each patient. If you have gum disease, tooth decay, or grind your teeth, you should address these issues before getting veneers.

There are different types of veneers, including composite and porcelain.

Porcelain Veneers are made with high quality porcelain so they are durable and if you look after them well, they can last for many years. Porcelain veneers can last 10–15 years, while composite veneers typically last 5–7 years.

The cost of veneers varies depending on the type of veneer and the number of veneers needed.

The procedure involves a consultation, tooth preparation, taking impressions, and bonding the veneers to your teeth.

To care for your veneers, you should maintain good oral hygiene, avoid biting hard objects, and visit your dentist regularly.

Porcelain veneers are a permanent smile solution, but the procedure itself is irreversible.

You might experience mild soreness in gum from the numbing. You may experience mild sensitivity for a few hours after getting veneers.

It is advisable to wear a protective guard to reduce the risk of chipping during your sleep.

If it is a composite veneer, then depending upon the size of the chip you may be able to get it repaired easily. However, Porcelain Veneers when chipped, need replacement.

While dental tourism is lucrative, it may not be necessarily the best way to care for your teeth and smile as you do not have any control or knowledge about the Health Care Standards overseas. We follow Australian Health Care Standards so that you can have peace of mind when it comes to accessing quality dental services