It depends on your smile and goals. Some patients get 6–8 veneers to enhance specific teeth, while others choose 8–10 for a full smile makeover. We’ll evaluate your smile and help you decide what works best for a natural, balanced look.

Yes, many patients only get upper veneers since those are more visible when you smile. However, we’ll check your smile to ensure the result looks natural.

Absolutely. High-quality ceramic veneers are designed to mimic the color, texture, and translucency of natural teeth. We personalize each veneer to match your facial features and smile.

With proper care, ceramic veneers can last 10–15 years or more. Regular dental check-ups and good oral hygiene will help maximize their lifespan.

Most patients report little to no discomfort. We use local anesthetic during the preparation process to ensure you're comfortable throughout.

To place veneers, a thin layer of enamel is gently removed, but the procedure is conservative and preserves most of your natural tooth structure. It's a safe and well-established cosmetic treatment.

We can complete the entire veneer process in as little as 4–5 days, depending on your case and schedule. However, we recommend allowing at least 7 days to ensure enough time for design, try-ins, adjustments, and final placement with no rush. Our team will help plan everything to fit your travel timeline smoothly.

Yes, veneers can close small gaps, improve alignment, and create the appearance of straighter teeth — often without braces.

Generally, no — but avoid biting hard objects (like ice or pens) and limit highly pigmented foods if you have composite veneers. With ceramic veneers, staining is less of a concern.

Brush and floss daily, avoid using your teeth as tools, and visit us regularly for check-ups and cleanings. Veneers don’t require special care — just good oral hygiene.

Yes. If your current veneers are worn, stained, or outdated, we can replace them with new ones that suit your current needs and preferences.

Composite veneers are made from resin and applied directly to the teeth in one visit. Ceramic veneers are crafted in a lab and bonded later. Ceramic is more durable, stain-resistant, and lifelike in appearance.

Veneers don’t respond to whitening products. If you're considering whitening, it's best to do it before the veneer procedure so we can match your veneers to your brighter smile.