Transform your smile with composite or porcelain dental veneers in Dubai

Porcelain veneers resist stains remarkably well, maintaining their brightness for many years. Composite veneers may be more prone to staining over time, but with proper care, your smile can continue to shine brightly.

Veneers do not require special care beyond good oral hygiene practices, but avoiding hard foods and avoiding using your teeth for anything other than eating, can extend their lifespan.

Once veneers are placed on your teeth, their color cannot be changed. This is because veneers are made from materials that do not respond to whitening agents like natural teeth do. Therefore, selecting the right shade before they are applied is crucial. It’s a decision that should consider your overall aesthetic goals and how it complements your natural teeth color. This ensures that your smile looks uniform and meets your expectations from the start, maintaining its appearance without the need for whitening.

The cost of veneers in Dubai varies, as it depends on factors such as the type of veneers (porcelain or composite), the complexity of the individual’s dental needs, and the dentist’s expertise. There are different price categories to accommodate various requirements and budgets. To get a precise estimate tailored to your specific needs and to explore the options available at Acer Dental Clinic, we encourage you to call us directly. This way, we can provide you with detailed information and guide you through the decision-making process.

Veneers, both porcelain and composite, offer a long-lasting solution to enhance your smile, but they may not last a lifetime. Porcelain veneers typically have a lifespan of 10 to 15 years, but longer with excellent care, while composite veneers may need replacement or maintenance sooner. Regular dental check-ups, proper oral hygiene, and avoiding habits that could damage the veneers are essential for prolonging their life. At Acer Dental Clinic, we ensure you receive comprehensive advice on caring for your veneers, ensuring they remain a vibrant part of your smile for as long as possible.

At Acer Dental Clinic, recognized for cosmetic dentistry in Dubai, we pride ourselves on delivering personalized, top-quality care. Choose us for the best dentist for porcelain veneers and step into the spotlight with a confident, radiant smile.

Veneers can be good for teeth as they offer both aesthetic and functional benefits. They improve the appearance of teeth by covering imperfections such as discoloration, chips, or gaps. Veneers are made from materials that mimic the look of natural teeth, providing a durable and long-lasting solution.

However sometimes (not in all cases!), the process is irreversible, as it involves removing a small portion of the tooth to fit the veneer. Proper care and maintenance are essential to extend their lifespan and ensure oral health.

It’s important to consult with a dental professional (link) to determine if veneers are the right option for you.

Yes, veneers can technically be removed. Traditional veneers, which require the removal of a layer of tooth enamel prior to placement, are generally not considered reversible. However, if necessary, they can be taken off by a dentist. After removal, the teeth would typically need to be covered with new veneers or another type of dental restoration to protect and restore the teeth’s appearance and function.

We are one of the few clinics to offer no-prep veneers, which means that you can go back to your original teeth, as the specialist will not remove any or only very minimal part of your teeth. This means that the veneers can be removed by a specialist anytime, without the need of replacement.

Veneers can be used to improve the appearance of crooked teeth by providing a straighter and more uniform look to your smile. They are a cosmetic solution that covers the front surface of the teeth, but they don’t actually correct the underlying misalignment. For moderate to severe cases, orthodontic treatments, like Invisalign may be necessary.

Yes, veneers can sometimes fall off. This can occur due to a variety of factors such as improper bonding (attachment to the tooth), decay of the underlying tooth, trauma to the tooth, or habits like teeth grinding. Often, it can be re-bonded (reattached) to the tooth, but if it’s damaged or if the underlying tooth has issues, a new veneer or different treatment may be needed.

Yes, it is possible to have veneers with receding gums, but extra care must be taken. Receding gums can expose the roots of the teeth, making it a challenge to place veneers aesthetically and securely. We may need to address the gum health issues first before proceeding with veneers to ensure the best outcome and longevity of the cosmetic treatment.

Yes, veneers can be crafted to make teeth appear larger or to change their shape. They allow for adjustments in the size, shape, color, and overall appearance of the teeth. This can be beneficial for teeth that are naturally small or have been worn down. We will design the veneers to match your desired outcome and to blend in seamlessly with your natural teeth. We have smile design available, where you can see your future smile and we have try-in veneers before we go ahead with the treatment itself. 

Yes, veneers are commonly used to close gaps between teeth. By designing the veneers to be slightly wider than the natural teeth, we can effectively bridge the space, creating an even and aesthetically pleasing smile. However in some cases orthodontic treatment (Invisalign) is required to reach the best result.

Veneers can be a permanent choice. Traditional veneers are irreversible, meaning that once you have them you will not be able to go back to your original teeth. When they are made of porcelain, they can last a lifetime, but typically 7-15 years. After that they have to be replaced. 

We are one of the few clinics to offer no-prep veneers, which means that you can go back to your original teeth, as the specialist will not remove any or only very minimal part of your teeth. This means that the veneers can be removed by a specialist anytime, without the need of replacement. 

Direct, composite veneers are likely to have to be replaced or removed within 15 years. They, just like the no-prep porcelain veneers, have the common feature that you can go back to your original teeth, as the specialist will not remove any or only very minimal part of your teeth.