No you can have less teeth treated with porcelain veneers, however after treating thousands of smile we find this can cause compromises in the overall balance and symmetry of the smile. However, we can discuss this at your consultation.

Composite veneers are sculpted inside the mouth, while porcelain alternatives are made outside of the mouth, before being fitted onto the teeth. Their ceramic material makes porcelain veneers stronger and less likely to chip. They’re also less susceptible to staining and keep their polish for longer, so need less maintenance.

As no two patients are the same, we take an individualised approach to each one. That means we listen carefully to your aims and produce a bespoke design that’s unique to you. Thanks to our ‘trial smile’ you can see how your teeth will look before the procedure starts. It’s up to you how white or subtle you want your smile to be, but we always aim for a natural-looking effect. 

To ensure an accurate colour match, we recommend whitening your teeth before we place your veneers. As it improves the overall result, we include teeth whitening in our porcelain veneers package. Some patients need Invisalign teeth straightening to get their smile ready for veneers, so we also have a package that combines these treatments.